green currencies

green currencies The currencies of members of the European Union using artificial rates of exchange for the purposes of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). Their object was to protect farm prices in the member countries from wide variations caused by fluctuations in the real rates of exchange. The need for green currencies was greatly reduced by the European Monetary System and with the advent of the single European currency the term is now seldom used (seeEuropean Economic and Monetary Union).

• computer-assisted audit techniques
• computer-assisted panel research
• computer-assisted telephone interviewing
• computer-assisted trading
• computer-based training
• computer-integrated manufacturing system
• computer output microfilm
• concealed unemployment
• concentrated segmentation
• concentration
• concept test
• concert-party agreement
• concurrent control
• concurrent engineering
• condition
• conditionality
• conditional sale agreement
• Confederation of British Industry
• conference lines
• conferencing
• confidentiality clause
• confirmation note
• confirmed letter of credit
• confirming house
• conflict management