emu
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- noun
- /ˈiːmjuː/
- Archaic
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emu
- Instead of increasing intra-European harmony and global peace, the shift to EMU and the political integration that would follow it would be more likely to lead to increased conflicts within Europe and between Europe and the United States.
Examples
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The Maastricht Treaty established the ECB and transferred all responsibility for monetary policy after the start of EMU from individual national central banks to the ECB.
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Countless articles skeptical of the European Economic and Monetary Union begin by pointing out that EMU members can no longer reduce interest rates in response to domestic recession.
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A critical feature of the EU in general and EMU in particular is that there is no legitimate way for a member to withdraw.
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In the end, the EMU won't look the same, if it exists at all.
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In the beginning, there would be important disagreements among the EMU member countries about the goals and methods of monetary policy.
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The 1992 Maastricht Treaty that created the EMU calls explicitly for the evolution to a future political union.
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The most direct link between EMU and intra-European conflicts would be disagreement about the goals and methods of monetary policy.
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In recent years, because of the Maastricht Treaty's requirements for entering EMU, most countries have resisted the temptation to use monetary policy to reduce unemployment and have followed the Bundesbank in keeping inflation rates below three percent.
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The EMU is a critical component for measuring electrical currents in scientific research.
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In our physics class, we learned how the EMU unit is used to convey electromagnetic properties.
Synonyms
A unit used to measure electric or magnetic strength
Surface Forms
Etymology
Emu is a short form of electromagnetic unit, a name from an old system based on centimeters and grams for measuring electricity and magnetism. So when you see emu in physics it means a unit for electrical or magnetic quantities.