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In the NZZ, Monica Rüthers writes about the history of the border between Konstanz (in Germany) and Kreuzlingen (in Switzerland). Shoppers have been crossing the border for ages although governments have tried to prevent this with varying fervor. Exchange rate regimes have affected which goods are bought, where.
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Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Border, Exchange rate, Germany, Konstanz, Kreuzlingen, Notes, shopping, Switzerland
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In the NZZ, Monica Rüthers writes about the history of the border between Konstanz (in Germany) and Kreuzlingen (in Switzerland). Shoppers have been crossing the border for ages although governments have tried to prevent this with varying fervor. Exchange rate regimes have affected which goods are bought, where.
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Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Border, Exchange rate, Germany, Konstanz, Kreuzlingen, Notes, shopping, Switzerland
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In the NZZ,
Shoppers have been crossing the border for ages although governments have tried to prevent this with varying fervor. Exchange rate regimes have affected which goods are bought, where.