What does NAMU stand for?

North American Monetary Union

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First, he suggests that the proponents of a North American monetary union failed to take account of the political-historical obstacles facing their proposals, which explains why they were not adopted.

Letters and responses

These countries do not consider that macroeconomic coordination is necessary and, while some economists (eg, Courchene, 1998) have proposed the creation of a North American Monetary Union or the unilateral dollarisation of the Canadian and Mexican economies, the official position of Canada and Mexico is that monetary integration is not desirable at this stage.

Prospects for regional monetary integration in Latin America: a view ...

A fully fledged North American Monetary Union (NAMU) presumably would be designed to give Canada--and perhaps Mexico, too--a say in the design of monetary policy for the whole area, but it is hard to believe that the interests of the much bigger US economy would not dominate the decisions of such an institution.

No small change: the awkward economics and politics of North American ...