Posted by Gregory on Tuesday, April 8, 2008 at 8:23pm.
We'll be glad to critique your answers.
Across all 12 countries, prices are now listed in common currency, the euro, and centuries-old currencies have been retired from circulation. Although the change has been emotionally difficult for many people, the European Union did it for solid economic reasons. The potential cost, the drawback, for some of the single currency is the national authorities have lost control over monetary policy. Yes they will eventually to sell their goods.
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