Since trade is linked in Europe and investment in the US then UK would forgo extra costs if the two currencies move apart, which has happened during the 1990’s. • By assessing the correlations b/w aggregate demand and supply compared to monetary policy we see that the EU and the UK would need opposite monetary policies in order to become more symmetric...
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This would not encourage UK to join since the EMU would only enforce one policy. • The UK could gain from a MU by decreasing transaction costs and better price transparencies which would lead to higher incomes. Unfortunately, these benefits are too small to convince the UK to join. • There are opportunity costs when “change over” costs are implemented from the UK joining the EMU...
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