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EMU, IMF og Verdensbanken: Internationale finansielle institutioner

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EMU, IMF og Verdensbanken: Internationale finansielle institutioner er en international Økonomi-opgave til Uni el lign.. Fylder 3 sider (887 ord, ca. 4 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 11. oktober 2011.

En omfattende redegørelse for centrale internationale monetære institutioner og finansielle markeder. Dokumentet dækker Den Europæiske Monetære Union (EMU), Bretton Woods-systemet, Den Internationale Valutafond (IMF) og Verdensbanken. Desuden forklares internationale kapitalmarkeder, gældsfinansiering, egenkapitalfinansiering og forskellige typer obligationer. Opgaven giver et indblik i global økonomisk styring og finansiering.

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Omfattende og velstruktureret redegørelse for internationale monetære institutioner og finansielle markeder. Giver god faglig indsigt og kan inspirere andre elever.
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Kilder
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Fuldstændighed
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  • bretton woods
  • ecb
  • emu
  • europæiske monetære union
  • gældsfinansiering
  • imf
  • international økonomi
  • internationale kapitalmarkeder
  • obligationer
  • verdensbanken

The reason for the establishment of the EMU was that it was essential for the implementation of the European Union which was created to advance the economy and social unity among the people of Europe.

EMU is the agreement among the participating member states of the European Union to adopt a single hard currency and monetary system.

1998 – Jaques Delors who was president of the EU commission proposed a 3 stage plan to reach full economic union including the establishment of the European Central Bank.

Fixed exchange rate system.

European Central Bank (ECB)

The ECB administers the monetary policy of the EuroZone member states.

It’s primary objectives is to: maintain price stability – keep inflation low (preferably below 2%)

Key tasks is to: define and implement monetary policy for the EuroZone and conduct overseas foreign exchange operations.

IF a country wishes to join the EuroZone they have to fulfill the 5 Maastricht convergence criteria which are based around price, interest and exchange rate stability as well as making sure their public debt is under control and that their public finances are sustainable.

Bretton Woods:

The BW was established to avoid a repetition of the interwar experience with unstable exchange rates and the negative impact on world trade.

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