リタス
The LFMI immediately arranged for Hanke and Schuler to publish a book in Lithuanian, "Valiutu Taryba: Pasiulymai Lietuvai". Their book contained a currency board blueprint for the country. This measure was adopted in April 1994, linking the Lithuanian litas to the German Mark at a fixed exchange rate. Following the introduction of the euro, the litas was linked to the euro, until January 1, 2015, when Lithuania officially adopted the euro as its currency.