The Economic Community of West African States: Is there a case for a common currency?
Abstract
The Community of West African States was founded in 1975 in Abuja Nigeria. The objective was to create a free trade zone in the sub-region, and facilitate economic integration among members. The ultimate goal is political integration in the continent by 2030. Following the example of the European Union, they seek to adopt a common currency for the 15 countries that comprise ECOWAS.
Subject Area
Philosophy|Economics
Recommended Citation
Diagne, Marcelin Waly, "The Economic Community of West African States: Is there a case for a common currency?" (2004). ETD Collection for Fordham University. AAI3125007.
https://research.library.fordham.edu/dissertations/AAI3125007
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