This paper argues that the new economy will have definitive impacts on the US economy and on the world economy based on the position of the United States and the call for changes in the economic development of regions like the European Union. Bibliography lists 8 sources. This 2 page report discusses the 'trade war' that has evolved between the United States and the European Union and its political implications, as well as the concerns of those in the midst of it. Bibliography lists 2 sources. Included are the history of the union, its political and economic attributes, and which factors have been hailed and which have caused problems for countries before and after joining the organization.
Bibliography cites eight sources.
A 5 page paper that argues the point that the efforts of the European Union stand to build a strong and united economic force in the globalized world despite Europe's long history of discord and war. Discussed are projected reasons for failure presented by those believing in Europhobia, or the fears of the old world, as well as projected reasons for success held by those trusting in Europhoria, or the hopes of a new world. Bibliography lists 7 sources. This 80 page paper provides an overview of the issues related to the initiation of the European Monetary Union, the standardization of currency throughout Europe through the creation of the 'Euro' and the implications for participant countries. This paper outlines some of the most important components of the history and business structures defined by the EMU and then defines the changes that have occurred in recent years as an extension of the initiation of the Euro.