1999-05-06
Convergence and coordination in the EU: A dynamic games approach
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Control Engineering Practice , Volume 5 - Issue 4 p. 561- 566
This is a normative study with theoretical and empirical aspects of the impact of the M aastricht Treaty's (1991) convergence conditions. The study is carried out in a dynamic game context. Starting from the Treaty, four possible scenarios are compared: a noncooperative scenario, a cooperative scenario, a noncooperative convergence scenario and a cooperative convergence scenario. In these last two scenarios, the EU Member States pursue a restricted policy. This restriction is implied by the convergence criteria.
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Douven, R., & Plasmans, J. (1999). Convergence and coordination in the EU: A dynamic games approach. Control Engineering Practice, 5(4), 561–566. doi:10.1016/S0967-0661(97)00036-1 |
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