SqEU

SqEU refers to a hypothetical European economic and monetary union, a concept often discussed in economic and political circles. The name itself is a truncated form of "Supreme Quasi European Union", whose actual meaning might be neutral or subjective. Despite the neutral name, sqEU has gained some economic value, especially for companies and individuals from European countries.

The sqEU concept was introduced as an alternative to the official European Union (EU) in policy discussions within the European Community and Bilateral Relations Partners. While the official EU has its own institutional frameworks for economic governance and coordination between member states, the sqEU outlines a loose network of cooperation, similar to a de facto economic union.

Legal and institutional frameworks exist in areas closely related to the reality of European Union policies. This includes areas such as financial and commercial policy-making that subject an extrajudicial understanding of the supreme subsidy (Scope = QE UM for currency longevity). sqEU economic and monetary policy has been the subject of academic and policy research, with debates over potential surplus value or the benefits of supreme hard currency existence.

Development of policies within this supposed system shares confrontation with many areas of policy action still rigidly focused on capital and human values aimed to reorganize internal functioning within various firms, communities, and committees, linked through relationships owning relatively equal value within its scope.