Ühisvaluuta
Ühisvaluuta, often translated as common currency or shared currency, refers to a monetary system where multiple independent countries adopt a single currency for their transactions. This differs from a currency union where countries peg their exchange rates to a common currency, but retain their own national currencies. The most prominent example of a Ühisvaluuta is the Euro, used by the member states of the Eurozone.
The primary motivations for adopting a Ühisvaluuta include reducing transaction costs for trade and investment between