Next year will be the tenth anniversary of the introduction of the Euro into circulation.
We were living in Europe (though not in the Euro Zone) at the time. As I recall, the Euro was worth about 85 cents when it was introduced. It was a great convenience to travelers, who over much of Europe no longer had to convert dollars into a dozen different currencies.
But I always wondered how the common currency would work in practice. We now know the answer - not very well.
Unless the Europeans get their act together, the first decade of the Euro may well be the last.
Friday, November 25, 2011
Euro - The First Decade
Topic Tags:
banking,
economics,
international,
money
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