Evidence on EU monetary system. Criterion 5: homogeneous preferences Currency union member countries must share a wide consensus on the way to deal.

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Evidence on EU monetary system

Criterion 5: homogeneous preferences Currency union member countries must share a wide consensus on the way to deal with shocks. Germany and Italy: a difficult relationship:

The Maastricht Treaty: five entry conditions A selection process to certify which countries had adopted a ‘culture of price stability’ (i.e., German-style low inflation): countries have to fulfill five convergence criteria: -inflation: not to exceed by more than 1.5 percentage points the average of the 3 lowest inflation rates among EU countries;

The first years (until the Great Crisis) Asymmetries: some evidence of decrease:

Interpretation of the convergence criteria: inflation Straightforward fear of allowing in unrepentant inflation-prone countries

The debt and deficit criteria in 1997

Implication for bond markets: the facts Long-term ratesShort-term rates