25 years of monetary union: The eurozone through its crises
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- Elliot Aurissergues & Christophe Blot & Edgar Carpentier-Charléty & Magali Dauvin & François Geerolf & Eric Heyer & Mathieu Plane, 2024. "25 years of monetary union: The eurozone through its crises," Post-Print hal-04634067, HAL.
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