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by throw0101a
340 days ago
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> Even ignoring the real economic cost of having two currencies, there is no serious economist that would argue Poland joining the EUR zone is negative for Poland (as opposed to for stronger EU economies). Every single historic metric points in the other direction. The inability to set monetary policy is a strong argument. Just ask Greece (and Spain): * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro_area_crisis |
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