One Money, but Many Fiscal Policies in Europe: What Are the Consequences?

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The Macroeconomic Costs and Benefits of the EMU and Other Monetary Unions: An Overview of Recent Research (2010, unknown): “This is illustrated in the work of Avinash Dixit and Luisa Lambertini (2001, 2003).”
The dynamics of sovereign debt crises and bailouts (2016, background): “z∈A(B) (1 − θ + θqm(B(s ′ = (B, 0, z))))μ(dz | z) (14) (4)For that, we also need that χ = 0 for all s with d = 1, as a slight and entirely technical modification to the iid assumption stated above”
Monetary Union in West Africa: Who Might Gain, Who Might Lose, and Why? (2005, background): “…appendix formally derives a supply function consistent with the case of an intermediate good imported from 6 For recent discussions of fiscal coordination problems in monetary unions, see, for instance, Beetsma, Debrun and Klassen (2001), Andersen (2002), or Uhlig (2002) and the references therein.”