Exam 14: The European Union: Many Markets Into One
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A major reason for creating the European Monetary System was to
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Before the creation of the European Economic Community,there was the
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Each of the 15 members of the European Union that joined before May 2004 use the euro as their currency.
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Other nations had tried economic union in the past,and since adopting a common currency had shown economic benefits for them,the nations of Europe decided to try it too.
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The currency crisis of 1992 caused France and a number of other countries to choose between
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There is no possibility of further widening of the European Union.
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