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The economics of currency unions Speech given by Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of England At a lunch hosted by the Scottish Council for Development & Industry, Edinburgh 29 January 2014
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Document Date: 2014-01-31 12:12:05


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Glasgow / Edinburgh / /

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Europe / /

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Cyprus / France / United States / Iceland / Canada / Portugal / United Kingdom / Scotland / Ireland / /

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pence / GBP / /

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bank-sovereign loop / finance / oil / bank management / integrated banking systems / Bank lending / bank / financial services / insurance scheme / retail bank deposits / bank liquidity / large banking sectors / Bank funding / offshore oil / pooled employment insurance mechanism / /

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Scottish Council for Development & Industry / European Central Bank / Office for National Statistics / Scottish government / Commission of the European Communities / UK Government / European Commission / Monetary Policy Committee / European monetary union / European Council / Bank of England / Delors Committee / /

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Alex Brazier / Robert Mundell / James Mirrlees / Jeremy Franklin / Mark Carney / Adam Smith / Lukasz Rachel / Rose / David Hume / John A. Macdonald / Tim Taylor / Thomas Carlyle / van Wincoop / /

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Economist / Chancellor / first Prime Minister / Governor / single prudential supervisor / /

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Nova Scotia / /

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www.bankofengland.co.uk/publications/Pages/speeches/default.aspx / /

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