How the EMU will affect the energy market

Article Abstract:

Europe's energy sector would significantly benefit from the implementation of the EMU, which is expected to increase market investments by $6.7 billion and eliminate risks associated with cross-border operations. The policy would also generate considerable decrease in interest rates, promoting growth and expansion.

Europe, Economic policy, Monetary policy

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How businesses are preparing for the euro

Article Abstract:

The EMU will be implemented beginning on Jan 1, 1999, and is expected to be completed by Jul 1, 2002. The shift to a common European currency unit should eventually and substantially benefit all firms doing business in Europe. However, in the short term, they must be able to handle the issues involved.

European Monetary System

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Energy paradoxes at the turn of the century

Article Abstract:

Energy demand and supply show a number of paradoxes as the 20th century ends. Even with ample energy supply, 2 billion people, who are mostly from the developing countries, do not have access to any form of commercial energy.

Supply and demand, Power resources

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