F30-2 MICROECONOMIC ASPECTS OF MONETARY INTEGRATION
The theme of the session refers to monetary integration issues that are from the very beginning of the OCA theory, in the shadow of the main stream of research and discussion. However, microeconomic foundations are present in most of the currency union models, and microeconomic consequences are among those most important for business agents operating in a monetary union. This session is intended to fill a gap in monetary union economics because so far only "macroeconomics of monetary integration" was disclosed in detailes.
Organizer: Pawel Mlodkowski, Wyzsza Szkola Biznesu - National Louis University — Poland
Chair: Pawel Mlodkowski, Wyzsza Szkola Biznesu - National Louis University — Poland
 

Jannie Rossouw, SA Reserve Bank and Economics Department, University of Pretoria — South Africa and Johan Fourie, South African Reserve Bank — South Africa, Alternatives to Expedite Macroeconomic Convergence of SADC Countries

 

Maciej Lewandowski, Polish Post — Poland, Monetary Integration and Postal Services

 

Anna Stalinskaya, University of Nizwa — Oman, Monetary Integration and Multinational Corporations

 

Mariusz J. Golecki, University of Lodz — Poland, The EMU and Compensation Harmonization for Breach of European Law

 

Pawel Mlodkowski, Wyzsza Szkola Biznesu - National Louis University — Poland, Microeconomic Foundations in Monetary Integration Modeling

Discussants: Hans-Peter Sonnenborn, Hochschule Hof — Germany, Jannie Rossouw, SA Reserve Bank and Economics Department, University of Pretoria — South Africa and Pawel Mlodkowski, Wyzsza Szkola Biznesu - National Louis University — Poland

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