... for such differences exist in theory (e.g. social vs non-social context, medical vs financial domain and implicit vs explicit numeric information), even though many of them have been shown by other studies to lead to comparable activation of the common currency...

.... state dependence rest–task modulation temporospatial dynamics common currency predictive coding Brain imaging findings show a multitude of alterations in both task-related and spontaneous activity in schizophrenia. One of the most predominant findings in both functional magnetic resonance imaging...

...Guillaume Sescousse; Yansong Li; Jean-Claude Dreher Abstract Reward comparison in the brain is thought to be achieved through the use of a ‘common currency’, implying that reward value representations are computed on a unique scale in the same brain regions regardless of the reward type. Although...

...Daniel H. Pick; Colin A. Carter 5 1992 5 1993 Copyright 1993 American Agricultural Economics Association 1993 Abstract We present a model with two exporters who ship a differentiated commodity to the same import destination. All pricing occurs in a common currency, that of the home exporter...

...Fundamental gaps in EMU’s economic governance structure make it an incomplete common currency area (CCA). These gaps channeled the international financial crisis into a split between its core and peripheral sub-central political units (member states), inflicting enormous economic and social costs...

... examines the benefits and costs of a common currency for Canada, the United States, and Mexico. It is argued that the experience of the European Monetary Union and countries such as Argentina show that labour market flexibility will increase as exchange rate adjustments are no longer available to absorb...

... from the olfactory, gustatory, somatosensory, visceral, and visual cortex. It is also interconnected with the amygdala which represents the current value of the resources, given the internal state of the animal. The worth of the different foods is compared in a ‘common currency’ of value. The central...

... between the common currency's corporatist and noncorporatist economies. Combining cross-national statistical analysis with detailed qualitative case studies of Denmark, Germany, Italy, Ireland, the Netherlands, and Spain, the book reveals that monetary union's removal of these mechanisms allowed external...

... and nation‐building system building participation rights equality areas elections voters in the EU social sharing welfare territoriality regions political structuring sequence integration policies common currency competition military cooperation internal policing identity participation...

... G7 Volcker P Hicks Sir John financial crisis European Monetary Union common currency cooperation versus coordination policy spillover exchange rate Financial crises come in a variety of forms. To paraphrase the often-quoted passage from Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina, financial...

... of each partner state, given that once EAMU is established, they will no longer have the option of financing their public debt from their own central banks; the mechanism for alignment of the exchange rates in the period prior to the introduction of the common currency; and how to mitigate the adverse...

...This chapter analyzes whether common currency countries—both dollarized and independent currency union countries—have outperformed countries that have a currency of their own. It shows that countries with no currency of their own have had significantly lower inflation and enjoyed higher growth...

... that are compatible with EQU. Lastly, the chapter presents an evolutionary perspective on (hedonic) capacities. It presents hedonicity as a dimension of consciousness that serves as a ‘common currency’ for decision-making and explains how this evolutionary picture supports EQU. In section 3.3 I have presented...

... of Brazil's trading partners and capital flows and the size of its economy, OCA arguments are much less relevant. ⁶ An open question is the type of monetary arrangement that would be more appropriate for Mercosur as a whole. Here the idea of having a common currency as a means of deepening...

...Previous attempts at European monetary integration ended up as German-led arrangements with a shrinking membership. With the euro, the stakes are much higher. The biggest international financial crisis since 1929 has transformed itself into an existential crisis of the common currency. Systemic...

...Adopting a common currency among Member States of the European Union instead of using those countries' national currencies has paved the way for economic benefits and reinforced political cohesion within the European Union. As such, the adoption of a common language should also be able to bring...

... the G-PPP model to define a common currency area for the ASEAN plus three countries. It explains the adoption of a common currency basket arrangement into the ASEAN plus three countries. It then conducts an empirical analysis of the possibilities of adopting a common currency basket arrangement...

... for about half of the total GDP of the world. Most of the countries of the European Union now have a common currency. Entry into the monetary union carries conditions on fiscal policy about deficit financing and total debt levels. Thus, much of macroeconomic policy in Europe is harmonized. The ability...

... that participates in day-to-day decision making suggesting both a neurobiological foundation for standard economic theory and a tool for measuring preferences neurobiologically. economic theory neural representation Bernoulli D Samuelson P A choice behavior common currency representation consistency expected...

...This chapter analyzes the process of European monetary integration, focusing on the decades that led up to the creation of the common currency. This is because this period is one in which, as in the gold standard era, national governments had to decide on their currency policy, and, again...