European Monetary Agreement [SEP] point in time
European Monetary Agreement
The European Monetary Agreement was an agreement signed in Paris on 5 August 1955. Administered by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), it is the successor of the European Payments Union. It provides a multilateral settlement system. The agreement was terminated by OECD in 1972, as its aims were largely replaced by the International Monetary Fund.
Fatmir ‘Monetary and Exchange Rate Policy in Macedonia: Accession to the European Union’, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, (2009)
• ‘Barriers for Trade, Growth, Investments and Competition, Chesapeak Associates’, (co-author), Washington DC, (Sep 2001)
Publications Academic Articles.
• ‘The Ohrid Peace Agreement and the challenges of integration into European Union:
Competitive and integrated economy with equal chances’, International Conference, The Ohrid Framework Agreement: Towards Macedonia’s Membership in the European