Which statement about the euro in the Nordic countries is correct?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Finland uses the euro, while Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Iceland keep their own currencies
- Step 1: Euro membership requires a choice by each country and, for EU members, a decision to meet the entry conditions. Step 2. Finland is the only Nordic country in the euro area. Answer: Finland uses the euro, while Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Iceland keep their own currencies. Why not the others: The other statements describe choices that none of these countries made.
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