Chapter 711

After the color revolution, although Hungary and Poland got rid of the Soviet Union's political guidance, they also lost the Soviet Union's economic assistance to the two countries, and the Americans did not go there more generously than the Soviet Union. In the face of huge foreign debts and collapsing domestic markets, both countries urgently need new rescuers to help them get out of trouble and guide their economies back on the right track.

As the first country to accept the takeover of the Bank of Colombia, Poland's economy has begun to show results, but Hungary, because of its lack of developed industry, is much worse than Poland. In addition, although Czechoslovakia has developed industry, it is also hard to live after the color revolution because of its inland location and lack of sales country. Especially in relatively backward Slovakia, the situation is even worse than that in Hungary.

In this case, group heating is a wise way. So since signing the agreement with Hungary to host the Central Committee, Mikhail has been lobbying the two countries to establish a unified market. Hungary is a traditional agricultural country, its industry is not developed, in addition to agricultural products, wine, bauxite, there is basically no distinctive economic highlights, plus Hungary is a inland country, which makes Hungary's export more difficult. On the other hand, although Poland's industry is not very developed, it is much more perfect than Hungary. In addition, Poland has a famous port in the Baltic Sea - Gdansk port, which makes Poland's export products much more convenient than Hungary and Czech Slovak.

In this realistic environment, Mikhail began to sell the unified market plan to Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia according to the instructions of seryosa. In short, when the United States and the Soviet Union gave up the three countries, let the markets of the three countries connect as a whole, learn from each other's strong points to offset each other's weak points, and jointly resist the debt and economic downturn risks. This will not only expand the voice of the three countries in world trade, but more importantly, the market formed by the three countries will be more stable and self-sufficient to a certain extent.

After repeated lobbying by Mikhail, the Hungarian and polish governments finally agreed to sit together and meet on the issue of the unified market, while the Czech Republic and Slovakia sent their own representatives as observers to participate in the unified market plan.

The venue of the negotiation was arranged in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. In order to avoid unnecessary trouble before reaching an agreement, the four parties involved in the negotiation did not disclose any information to the outside world. Lech Walesa visited Hungary in other names and held a meeting with the newly elected Hungarian President genz albard.

No matter Hungary, Poland or Czechoslovakia, as early as when Mikhail's plan was put forward, they had realized that a unified market would bring substantial benefits to all countries. However, on some issues, there are still differences among countries. According to the proposition of the Bank of Columbia, a major premise of a unified market is that we should reduce tariffs to zero and use a unified currency. There is no precedent for such a plan in history. Although the central banks of Hungary and Poland have been in the hands of the Bank of Colombia, and the right to issue banknotes has long been controlled by the Bank of Colombia, it is crazy to let two independent sovereign countries adapt to the same currency.

"Dear President albard, Prime Minister Walesa, and representatives from Czechoslovakia, when it comes to the unified currency, although it has some disadvantages, the advantages are obvious. It can make our three countries become a unified market. If we estimate it according to our current GDP, it is almost the same as Austria, I don't think I need to tremble any more. We all know that if this plan is implemented smoothly, our GDP will definitely be more than the sum of the existing GDP of the three countries. The decision we make here today will benefit 60 million people in the three countries... "Mikhail said expectantly.

After hearing Mikhail's words, albard and Walesa could not help nodding their heads. The economies of the two countries are highly complementary. Once the currency is unified, Hungary does not need to spend a lot of precious foreign exchange to import some cars and mechanical and electrical products that Poland can produce, and Poland can directly use its own currency to buy agricultural products produced in Hungary. But Czechoslovakia, sandwiched between the two countries, has not yet nodded, so the views of the Czechoslovak representative are crucial to the unified market plan.

Mikhail saw that Czechoslovakia could not give a positive answer, so he took the initiative to say: "I know that Czechoslovakia is really unique in terms of industrial development level among us. But in Slovakia, there is a market environment similar to that of Hungary. In the developed Czech region, although the Skoda factory is excellent, we all know that the reunification of Germany and Germany will be inevitable, and Germany's strong industrial strength will definitely regard our countries as dumping places. At that time, I don't think Czech industry can withstand the impact from Germany. Czechoslovakia needs markets like Poland and Hungary. Once we use a single currency, no matter how competitive we are, German products can never be Czech competitors under the influence of tariff and exchange rate... "

During the talks in Budapest, the representatives of the three countries, after several exchanges, finally unanimously approved the plan of CBC. According to the plan, the central banks of Poland and Hungary will be merged into a unified central bank, which will be managed by the Bank of Colombia. Czechoslovakia will then join the unified market plan. After the signing of the agreement, the tariff among the three countries will be automatically reduced to zero. The newly established central bank will be responsible for the currency issuance of the three countries.

Mikhail is optimistic that more Eastern European countries may join our unified market plan in the future, so he suggests that the newly established central bank be called the Eastern European Central Bank, and the newly issued unified currency be called the eastern euro. The reverse side of the euro adopts a unified face style, while the front side is designed by each country.

On the second day after the signing of the agreement on the unified market in Eastern Europe, the three governments announced the news to the world at the same time. No matter in Western Europe, North America, or the developed countries in East Asia, they did not expect that in the declining Eastern Europe, there would be an unprecedented unified market.