ühisvaluutat
Ühisvaluuta, also known as a common currency, is a monetary unit shared by multiple sovereign states within a specific economic and monetary union. This means that the participating countries agree to adopt a single currency for all transactions, replacing their individual national currencies. The most prominent example of a successful ühisvaluuta is the Euro, used by many member states of the European Union.
The implementation of a ühisvaluuta typically involves significant economic integration. Member states must align their monetary
However, adopting a ühisvaluuta also presents challenges. Countries relinquish their ability to set independent monetary policy,