The monetary system of member European nations that is based on coordinated management of INTEREST RATES, FOREIGN EXCHANGE rates, and INFLATION. The EMU created the EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK to guide its policies, and developed and introduced the EURO as its core currency. The original 11 original participating countries Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, and Spain were joined by Greece in 2003.

• HELM
• HELOWE-WALL
• EXCESS INSURANCE
• EXCESS INTEREST
• EXCESSIVE
• EXCESSIVE ASSESSMENT
• EXCESSIVE BAIL
• EXCESSIVE DAMAGES
• EXCESSIVE FORCE
• EXCESSIVE SENTENCE
• EXCESSIVE VERDICT
• EXCESSIVE WEAR AND TEAR CHARGE
• EXCESSIVE WEAR AND USE CHARGE
• EXCESS LAYER
• EXCESS LIMIT
• EXCESS LINE BROKER
• EXCESS LOSS PREMIUM FACTOR
• EXCESS MILEAGE CHARGE
• EXCESS OF JURISDICTION
• EXCESS OF LOSS
• EXCESS OF LOSS REINSURANCE
• EXCESS OF PRIVILEGE
• EXCESS PER RISK REINSURANCE
• EXCESS PLAN
• EXCESS PROFITS TAX