Kosovo, Montenegro and the euro
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| 520 | 3 | |a The following paper is supposed to discuss the main characteristics of the eurozone, how it was established more than 25 years ago and the criteria for each European Union member states that they must meet the obligation to be able to join to the eurozone. The eurozone is more than just monetary union; it has elaborated its own cooperation on macroeconomic (including the fiscal and monetary field) and set up its own institutions as well to maintain political, social and economic stability within the area. The eurozone’s performance is constantly monitored and every single year, with several annual reports published mainly about the economic performance of the member states and the evaluation of the European Central Bank and the European Comission on the matter.Accession to the eurozone can be challenging due to the fact that those European Union member states that wishes -and are obliged without concrete date- to introduce the euro as well, are monitored for several years before they can actually join to be able to make sure that they meet all the necessary criteria (paralelly more and more sever control mechanism is introduced for those, who are already member of the zone). This is the only way the eurozone can be protected more or less from volatility and to ensure that the area can achieve an overall positive macroeconomic result each year while increasing its economic importance globally.But how did Kosovo and Montenegro manage to introduce the euro without being European Union member states? Are they politically, economically and socially stable enough to meet and maintain the convergence criteria? What historical events led to the exceptional background of the introduction of the euro in these two countries which aspire to enter, but have not yet joined to the European Union? The main aim of this thesis to answer the above mentioned questions, examine the relations of the European Union with these two countries and evaluate how their economic performance compares to that of the official eurozone. | |
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