Effects of Joining the European Union: Difference between revisions
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Ireland's participation in the Single European Market and the European Monetary Union have been key factors contribution to the growth of aggregate demand and to the the non-inflationary aggregate-supply response | Ireland's participation in the Single European Market and the European Monetary Union have been key factors contribution to the growth of aggregate demand and to the the non-inflationary aggregate-supply response | ||
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Revision as of 05:41, 30 April 2006
Ireland's participation in the Single European Market and the European Monetary Union have been key factors contribution to the growth of aggregate demand and to the the non-inflationary aggregate-supply response
Check out this website for facts and figures about Ireland's economy and other topics too.
