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CAP and Monetary Policy

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Despite the importance of CAP-related agricultural market regulation mechanisms within Europe, the agricultural sectors in European countries retain a degree of sensitivity to macroeconomic activity and policies. This reality now raises the question of the effects to be expected from the implementation of the single monetary policy on these agricultural sectors within the Monetary Union.

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  • Carl Duisberg, 2018. "CAP and Monetary Policy," Papers 1807.09475, arXiv.org.
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