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List of Figures=vii

List of Tables=viii

List of Contributors=x

1. Introduction and Outline/Wim Meeusen=1

PART I: GENERAL POLICY ISSUES OF THE SINGLE MARKET, THE EMU AND BEYOND=9

2. Exchange Rate Variability, International Trade and the Single Currency Debate: a Survey/Geoff Pugh;David Tyrrall;Lukasz Tarnawa=9

3. EMU and the Need for Further Economic Integration/Claacuteudia Costa;Paul De Grauwe=27

4. EMU and the Cohesion Process/Frank Barry=49

5. The European Union and Regional Convergence in Spain: a New Approach/Joseacute Villaverde;Blanca Sanchez-Robles=67

6. Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions and a Psychological Perspective on European Countries A waiting the Euro/Roland Pepermans=85

7. Towards a Monetary Model for the Euro/USD Exchange Rate/Sonja Hellemann;Luc Hens=103

8. Historical Lessons from Trade Flows During the Benelux and EEC periods: Comparative Advantage, Bilateralism and Intra-Industry Trade/Herbert Glejser=121

PART II: PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES=135

9. The Impact of the RTD Policy of the EU on Technological Collaboration: A Case Study of the European Telecommunications Industry/Michel Dumont;Wim meeusen=135

10. European Works Councils: a New Approach for Information and Consultation of Employees in Multinational Enterprises/Daniel Van Den Bulcke=157

11. Flexible Labour Markets and Employment Rights in the EU: Competitive Tendering, Business Transfers and the Revised Acquired Rights Directive/Stephen Hardy;Niek Adnett=183

12. The International Co-ordination of Environmental Policy from an EU Perspective/Kristel Buysse;Chris Coeek;Alain Verbeke=199

13. Services of General Interest: a Challenge for European Econom ic Integration/Anne-Marie Van den Bossehe;Sandra Coppieters=225

Index=245

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Examines a number of issues confronting Europe at the end of the decade, concentrating on transition problems linked with creating the European Monetary Union, but also considering social, labor, environmental, and science and technology policy. Economists, most from Belgium, delve into such questions as whether the disappearance of exchange risks will benefit trade and growth as promised, whether the Union can function if integration is not speeded up in other areas, if it will enhance internal cohesion, and whether the idea of a single currency is popular in the member states. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)