This book relates the development of economic and monetary union in the EC to the development of the single market for financial services. The new edition fully reflects the institutional and legal consequences of the achievement of economic and monetary union in 1999, while taking account also of the continuing flow of Community legislation and case-law in the area of financial services. The transparency resulting from monetary union has shown problems of taxation to be a barrier to market integration, and this is reflected in a new Chapter. On the other hand, this an area in which variable geometry has become a legal reality, and this also is reflected in a new Chapter of the book.
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... revised chapters bring the reader up-to-date on various developments relevant to the subject matter. ... As with the first edition of this work, Professor Usher has succeeded in making a difficult area of Community law accessible to the reader. Anyone interested in the operation of the European single market cannot ignore this area of Community law. ... This clear, readable and critical exposition of an important area of Community law is highly recommended. * The Cambridge Law Journal 2001 * The new edition of this publication fully reflect(s) the institutional and legal consequences of the new situation. * european access plus website * Professor Usher's analysis is always accessible and often provocative. His lucid and critical examination ... makes this work an important and timely one. * Niamh Moloney, European Law Review 2000 *
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Fadenheftung
Gewebe-Einband
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Höhe: 243 mm
Breite: 158 mm
Dicke: 22 mm
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978-0-19-829877-9 (9780198298779)
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Salvesen Professor of European Institutions and Director of the Europa InstituteSalvesen Professor of European Institutions and Director of the Europa Institute, University of Edinburgh
Table of statutes ; Table of cases ; Introduction ; Money in the context of the EC Treaty ; Capital Movements ; Monetary movements, taxation and the Treaty freedoms ; The application of EC competition rules to financial services ; Cross-border financial services: the Treaty rules ; Banking, investment and loans: the Community legislation ; From units of account to the Euro ; The development of monetary union ; The ins and the outs ; Monetary institutions ; External monetary relations and influences
