Voorbeelden van het gebruik van A common currency in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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It has proved easier for the EU to agree on a common currency than a common language.
With a common currency and one European Central Bank, the foundation for further economic progress will be assured.
Prominent economists warned that a common currency in an economically heterogeneous area would lead to big problems.
This effect alone is similar to the transactions costs which could be saved by a common currency.
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Others take the view that political Europe has to come before there can be a common currency and a European central bank.
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Exchange rate developments may also affect relative price levels expressed in a common currency.
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It is now that small countries like Sweden should realise the value of a common currency.
Albeit in a somewhat longer time-scale, we shall be obtaining a common currency for the whole continent.
Europe launched the largest single market in the world backed by a common currency.
Finally, I would like to say to Mr Danielsson that a dynamic Europe also requires a common currency.
For instance the costs and efforts to defend a common currency during a financial crisis.
The introduction of a common currency, the Euro, seems to be the overriding concern of commercial companies
Europe has a common currency but the market for electronic payments
Well, it seems to me that a common currency is probably the symbol of European union mentioned most frequently by the people of Europe.
We Europeans had given ourselves a common currency without the means to defend it.
The euro as a common currency has facilitated cash payments between the Member States since 2002.