The Major Cost to the UK of Joining the Euro

question 45

True/False

The major cost to the UK of joining the euro would be the loss of the freedom for the country to set its own monetary policy and the loss of the possibility of needed adjustments in the UK economy being achieved through changes in the foreign exchange value of the UK currency.

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