Explain why the decision to join the Euro system presents serious domestic monetary policy issues.

What will be an ideal response?


To join the Euro system requires a country to agree to use a common currency, the euro, and to share a common monetary policy. This means a country surrenders control over its own domestic monetary policy. A country is no longer able to issue its own currency in an attempt to control its domestic interest rate. This places a country in the potentially unenviable position of having to pursue a policy that is beneficial for the Euro system but harmful to its own country.

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What will be an ideal response?

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