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Assess the arguments for and against a single European currency Britain has always been the troublesome partner in the relation with the rest of Europe, whether it is because of the indecisiveness shown in the leaders involved with the Union such as the refusal to enter in the initial stages or because of Margaret Thatcher’s reluctance to co-operate if decisions were not in Britain’s best interest. In 1969 Britain finally became a member of …showed first 75 words of 1409 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1409 total…and the minority of politicians and leave Britain to trail behind everyone else. BIBLIOGRAPHY Joseph H H Weiler, The Constitution of Europe “Do the new clothes fit the Emperor?” and other essays on European integration. (1999 Cambridge University Press UK) Maria Dimitropoulo – Hassiotis, A guide to the European Union ( 1999 Porphyogenitas ltd, Surrey, UK.) PAMPHLETS Kenen, ED, Making EMU Happen (international Finance Section, Department of Economics Princeton University, USA) McCauley, Robert. N, The Euro and the Dollar