Compliance of the Right to Issue Regulations of the Bank of Estonia with the Constitution | East-West Studies

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Bank of Estonia
constitution
Estonia

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Selge, I. (2011). Compliance of the Right to Issue Regulations of the Bank of Estonia with the Constitution. East-West Studies, 4, 13-26. https://doi.org/10.82533/ews.2011.4.64

Abstract

This article is concentrated on the question of whether the Bank of Estonia may issue regulations according to the constitution and on the interpretation of the constitution relating to this question.

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