how does the European Central Bank set monetary policy?
Q. there are 27 member countries in the European Union and they all use the same Euro currency. what i'd like to know is how does the central bank set a single monetary policy/interest rate for 27 different countries? surely they'd all have different economic climates and objectives right?
Asked by poonky - Tue Jul 29 09:07:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) Not all 27 members use the same currency. Only those who are in euro-zone do (15 members - dark/light blue color coding on graph below). 2) Monetary policy is set by European Central Bank: Some of it's overriding priorities are here: And it's primary goal is to maintain price stability (low inflation). Monetary stimulation is not priority, this task is relied on local governments fiscal policies and some subsidizing programs. All in all money are economy-neutral in long-run, and there still are a lot arguing between economists about short-run benefits, which are often doubtful (because of many negative economical/political/soci al issues).
Answered by Jurij-EU - Sat Aug 2 07:38:12 2008
Q. there are 27 member countries in the European Union and they all use the same Euro currency. what i'd like to know is how does the central bank set a single monetary policy/interest rate for 27 different countries? surely they'd all have different economic climates and objectives right?
Asked by poonky - Tue Jul 29 09:07:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1) Not all 27 members use the same currency. Only those who are in euro-zone do (15 members - dark/light blue color coding on graph below). 2) Monetary policy is set by European Central Bank: Some of it's overriding priorities are here: And it's primary goal is to maintain price stability (low inflation). Monetary stimulation is not priority, this task is relied on local governments fiscal policies and some subsidizing programs. All in all money are economy-neutral in long-run, and there still are a lot arguing between economists about short-run benefits, which are often doubtful (because of many negative economical/political/soci al issues).
Answered by Jurij-EU - Sat Aug 2 07:38:12 2008
so, how many people are aware that bush is trying to create a "north american union"?
Q. It includes unifying Canada USA and Mexico, without boarders and sharing a new monetary unite labeled the Amero. much like the European Union and the Euro all done without your vote or mine, and without congress' support, or even local senators I'm sure yahoo will remove this question in time. isn't anyone concerned that you never voted FOR this and was never informed when you voted.
Asked by Mercury 2010 - Tue Aug 21 03:30:34 2007 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I am aware of this going on and the previous people who answered this are in one of the groups: 1. Totally unaware of the facts of what is going on in Washington and unwilling to look at them for whatever reason. 2. Do not have any pride in being an US citizen and don't care what happens tomorrow. I have seen the memos which Chertoff sent in Sept. of 2005 saying something like the following: "Dept. of Homeland Security answers to MEXICO and CANADA and not the US" The article got them through the Freedom of Information Act. It also showed some of the "Working Groups" which include a parliament which would be OVER our Supreme Court. This is not Conspiracy theories people!
Answered by Fedup Veteran - Tue Aug 21 04:19:43 2007
Q. It includes unifying Canada USA and Mexico, without boarders and sharing a new monetary unite labeled the Amero. much like the European Union and the Euro all done without your vote or mine, and without congress' support, or even local senators I'm sure yahoo will remove this question in time. isn't anyone concerned that you never voted FOR this and was never informed when you voted.
Asked by Mercury 2010 - Tue Aug 21 03:30:34 2007 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I am aware of this going on and the previous people who answered this are in one of the groups: 1. Totally unaware of the facts of what is going on in Washington and unwilling to look at them for whatever reason. 2. Do not have any pride in being an US citizen and don't care what happens tomorrow. I have seen the memos which Chertoff sent in Sept. of 2005 saying something like the following: "Dept. of Homeland Security answers to MEXICO and CANADA and not the US" The article got them through the Freedom of Information Act. It also showed some of the "Working Groups" which include a parliament which would be OVER our Supreme Court. This is not Conspiracy theories people!
Answered by Fedup Veteran - Tue Aug 21 04:19:43 2007
it's good this phrase?....read?
Q. About the Economic and Monetary Union, there was the introduciton of EURO. ok? it's correct? i'm italian and i have a homework about this phrase it's wrong?
Asked by Irene - Fri Jan 11 10:46:39 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wrong. There is no way for me to correct it properly without knowing what you are trying to say...the thing that makes it read badly is the word "about" at the start...can you post more details?
Answered by Daisyhill - Fri Jan 11 10:49:56 2008
Q. About the Economic and Monetary Union, there was the introduciton of EURO. ok? it's correct? i'm italian and i have a homework about this phrase it's wrong?
Asked by Irene - Fri Jan 11 10:46:39 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wrong. There is no way for me to correct it properly without knowing what you are trying to say...the thing that makes it read badly is the word "about" at the start...can you post more details?
Answered by Daisyhill - Fri Jan 11 10:49:56 2008
is that email span or is it realy and i should pay the lawyer?
Q. Elgordo de la Primitiva Lottery International Promotions Programmes. C\ Don Jaime I n 11 2 50.003 Madrid (SPAIN). TEL: +34-634-182-395. FAX: +34-911-014-349. attention: Peter Engels, As accredited and experienced financial managers, we would like to inform you that winning prizes are always in bonds and Certified Bank Drafts in the paying bank and no one has access to these funds until they are lodged in their bonafide recipients` designated bank accounts, wherever they may be, around the world. It will only be accessible by the recipient when it has finally been released by the paying bank. This is only possible when the recipient or his/her assigned Attorney here from our Legal Dept has signed the Release order. We… [cont.]
Asked by peter e - Thu Jun 5 18:50:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Can't find it in Google, but this email has ALL the earmarks of a scam and smells to high heaven. Unless, of course, you know the lawyer and have done business with him.
Answered by Edward G - Sat Jun 7 15:18:59 2008
Q. Elgordo de la Primitiva Lottery International Promotions Programmes. C\ Don Jaime I n 11 2 50.003 Madrid (SPAIN). TEL: +34-634-182-395. FAX: +34-911-014-349. attention: Peter Engels, As accredited and experienced financial managers, we would like to inform you that winning prizes are always in bonds and Certified Bank Drafts in the paying bank and no one has access to these funds until they are lodged in their bonafide recipients` designated bank accounts, wherever they may be, around the world. It will only be accessible by the recipient when it has finally been released by the paying bank. This is only possible when the recipient or his/her assigned Attorney here from our Legal Dept has signed the Release order. We… [cont.]
Asked by peter e - Thu Jun 5 18:50:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Can't find it in Google, but this email has ALL the earmarks of a scam and smells to high heaven. Unless, of course, you know the lawyer and have done business with him.
Answered by Edward G - Sat Jun 7 15:18:59 2008
wut u think of this?? i dont think it too funny tho wut ur opinioin?
Q. A kindergarten teacher asked her students to draw pictures of what Christmas meant to them. One little boy drew a manger scene but included a large, jolly, fat man. His teacher said, "Oh, I see you included Santa Claus with Mary, Joseph and little Jesus." But the little boy shook his head. "That's not Santa," he said, frustrated his teacher hadn't recognized the other person. "Okay. Then who is it?" the teacher asked. "Don't you know? He's the guy from Silent Night. You know, 'Round John Virgin!' In order to help bring the English language in line with the European Monetary Union's standards by 2005, the phrase "to spend a penny" is to be decommissioned, and phased out by the end of this year. The approved new terminology will be "e [cont.]
Asked by this is why i do what i do :) - Thu Jun 21 17:47:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like the "round John virgin" joke the best!!! 8/10 and a star!
Answered by Kathryn R - Thu Jun 21 17:56:51 2007
Q. A kindergarten teacher asked her students to draw pictures of what Christmas meant to them. One little boy drew a manger scene but included a large, jolly, fat man. His teacher said, "Oh, I see you included Santa Claus with Mary, Joseph and little Jesus." But the little boy shook his head. "That's not Santa," he said, frustrated his teacher hadn't recognized the other person. "Okay. Then who is it?" the teacher asked. "Don't you know? He's the guy from Silent Night. You know, 'Round John Virgin!' In order to help bring the English language in line with the European Monetary Union's standards by 2005, the phrase "to spend a penny" is to be decommissioned, and phased out by the end of this year. The approved new terminology will be "e [cont.]
Asked by this is why i do what i do :) - Thu Jun 21 17:47:59 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like the "round John virgin" joke the best!!! 8/10 and a star!
Answered by Kathryn R - Thu Jun 21 17:56:51 2007
What is Obama's position on the Amero and the NAU?
Q. This issue is one Americans will be hearing about with increasing frequency in the near future as we barrel down on the growing possibility of a depression - perhaps a global depression. For those who haven't heard these terms, NAU stands for North American Union, a political and economic structure proposed by wealthy, laissez-faire capitalists that is similar in structure and policies to the EU, or European Union. The Amero is this structure's proposed monetary unit similar to the Euro for the EU. The Amero is already being minted in Mexico and in Texas. The NAU and Amero are ideas that have been openly supported by both Bush administrations (remember Bush I speeches about a "New World Order?") and have been secretly supported by… [cont.]
Asked by Aristotle's Daughter - Tue May 13 07:00:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since he and all major Presidential contenders belong to the CFR, he agrees. I must say though that they all will say it is hogwash. In fact, it is happening before your very eyes. Be informed, RESEARCH, and do NOT believe all the garbage our Government is saying to try to deny what actually is happening. Before too long, you will wake up, and our country will not be a sovereign Nation.
Answered by dlk - Tue May 13 07:54:55 2008
Q. This issue is one Americans will be hearing about with increasing frequency in the near future as we barrel down on the growing possibility of a depression - perhaps a global depression. For those who haven't heard these terms, NAU stands for North American Union, a political and economic structure proposed by wealthy, laissez-faire capitalists that is similar in structure and policies to the EU, or European Union. The Amero is this structure's proposed monetary unit similar to the Euro for the EU. The Amero is already being minted in Mexico and in Texas. The NAU and Amero are ideas that have been openly supported by both Bush administrations (remember Bush I speeches about a "New World Order?") and have been secretly supported by… [cont.]
Asked by Aristotle's Daughter - Tue May 13 07:00:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Since he and all major Presidential contenders belong to the CFR, he agrees. I must say though that they all will say it is hogwash. In fact, it is happening before your very eyes. Be informed, RESEARCH, and do NOT believe all the garbage our Government is saying to try to deny what actually is happening. Before too long, you will wake up, and our country will not be a sovereign Nation.
Answered by dlk - Tue May 13 07:54:55 2008
Could you correct my mistakes? Please - last part?
Q. Hi:) Could you look through these paragraphs and correct my mistakes. This is a part of my coursework. Thank you so much! "To prevent large fluctuations relative to one another most nations of the European Union linked their currencies. The European Monetary System was organized in 1979 to stabilize the exchange rate. It used an Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) to create stable exchange rates in order to improve trade between EU members. At the beginning of 1999, the same EU members adopted a single currency, the Euro. Denmark, Great Britain, and Sweden did not adopt the Euro when it was introduced. To overcome problems of exchange rate fluctuations some businesses which trade in different currencies may use some forms of futures contracts, [cont.]
Asked by Rafael - Fri Apr 24 07:52:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apart from the capital B in the last sentence, all would appear to be in order
Answered by Colin-why? - Fri Apr 24 08:09:05 2009
Q. Hi:) Could you look through these paragraphs and correct my mistakes. This is a part of my coursework. Thank you so much! "To prevent large fluctuations relative to one another most nations of the European Union linked their currencies. The European Monetary System was organized in 1979 to stabilize the exchange rate. It used an Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) to create stable exchange rates in order to improve trade between EU members. At the beginning of 1999, the same EU members adopted a single currency, the Euro. Denmark, Great Britain, and Sweden did not adopt the Euro when it was introduced. To overcome problems of exchange rate fluctuations some businesses which trade in different currencies may use some forms of futures contracts, [cont.]
Asked by Rafael - Fri Apr 24 07:52:18 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apart from the capital B in the last sentence, all would appear to be in order
Answered by Colin-why? - Fri Apr 24 08:09:05 2009
Could you check my grammatical mistakes?
Q. Could you help me and check my grammatical mistakes in my writing? Thank you for your help. It is the last part "A exchange rate affect the prices of imports an exports. It will also affect how a particulate business will be competitive and profitable in domestic and overseas markets. To prevent large fluctuations relative to one another most nations of the European Union linked their currencies. The European Monetary System was organized in 1979 to stabilize the exchange rate. It used an Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) to create stable exchange rates in order to improve trade between EU members. At the beginning of 1999, the same EU members adopted a single currency, the Euro. Denmark, Great Britain, and Sweden did not adopt the Euro… [cont.]
Asked by Marko - Mon Apr 20 15:26:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The exchange rate affects ... It will also affect how a particular business ... To overcome problems of exchange rate fluctuations some businesses which trade in different currencies ... ... which enable them to buy currency ... ... and invest money in currency in which they buy goods The debt includes money owed to private commercial organizations, ... According to statistics the United Kingdom is in second place just after the United States on the list of countries with the biggest debts ...
Answered by Andrew L - Mon Apr 20 15:42:44 2009
Q. Could you help me and check my grammatical mistakes in my writing? Thank you for your help. It is the last part "A exchange rate affect the prices of imports an exports. It will also affect how a particulate business will be competitive and profitable in domestic and overseas markets. To prevent large fluctuations relative to one another most nations of the European Union linked their currencies. The European Monetary System was organized in 1979 to stabilize the exchange rate. It used an Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) to create stable exchange rates in order to improve trade between EU members. At the beginning of 1999, the same EU members adopted a single currency, the Euro. Denmark, Great Britain, and Sweden did not adopt the Euro… [cont.]
Asked by Marko - Mon Apr 20 15:26:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The exchange rate affects ... It will also affect how a particular business ... To overcome problems of exchange rate fluctuations some businesses which trade in different currencies ... ... which enable them to buy currency ... ... and invest money in currency in which they buy goods The debt includes money owed to private commercial organizations, ... According to statistics the United Kingdom is in second place just after the United States on the list of countries with the biggest debts ...
Answered by Andrew L - Mon Apr 20 15:42:44 2009
Now that the New World Order financial grid is in place, what do we do?
Q. Make no mistake, the End Game is almost complete. First they planned and drew up plans to invade Iraq and Afghanistan Second they let happen/created a terrorist attack to get special powers over the Constitution and people by the formation of a World monitoring structure while attached to the Military Industrial Complex Third - they planned and executed this entire collapse of the American loan and banking debt system for the purpose of handing the entire monetary and loan system of our Nation over to the privately owned Federal Reserve. The fourth step is coming - Food control and rationing along with free trips to the FEMA camps for dissenters in time of declared Martial Law. The goal of all of this is to get one step closer to a… [cont.]
Asked by scottanthonydavis - Mon Sep 15 17:24:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This has been being planned since the 60's, it started with credit cards, and has gotten progressively worse, since than, These are sneaky people, bankers etc. As a nation we need to be informed by the powers that be. But that will never happen, The book without a shot fired, that WAS taken out of circulation, by the leftist socialist politicians, that was the start of us loosing our rights, and how they can do it. We as a nation have to ban together and let our voices be heard, by contacting our gov.s the senate people, etc.etc. If we do nothing about it the libs will take over and then its just a free for all!! One nation under God, must rule!!! I believe all of this was done on purpose to divert us from really finding out, back in the… [cont.]
Answered by andypanda - Mon Sep 15 20:19:59 2008
Q. Make no mistake, the End Game is almost complete. First they planned and drew up plans to invade Iraq and Afghanistan Second they let happen/created a terrorist attack to get special powers over the Constitution and people by the formation of a World monitoring structure while attached to the Military Industrial Complex Third - they planned and executed this entire collapse of the American loan and banking debt system for the purpose of handing the entire monetary and loan system of our Nation over to the privately owned Federal Reserve. The fourth step is coming - Food control and rationing along with free trips to the FEMA camps for dissenters in time of declared Martial Law. The goal of all of this is to get one step closer to a… [cont.]
Asked by scottanthonydavis - Mon Sep 15 17:24:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. This has been being planned since the 60's, it started with credit cards, and has gotten progressively worse, since than, These are sneaky people, bankers etc. As a nation we need to be informed by the powers that be. But that will never happen, The book without a shot fired, that WAS taken out of circulation, by the leftist socialist politicians, that was the start of us loosing our rights, and how they can do it. We as a nation have to ban together and let our voices be heard, by contacting our gov.s the senate people, etc.etc. If we do nothing about it the libs will take over and then its just a free for all!! One nation under God, must rule!!! I believe all of this was done on purpose to divert us from really finding out, back in the… [cont.]
Answered by andypanda - Mon Sep 15 20:19:59 2008
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