09/11/2004 (Agence Europe) - The European Central Bank of Belgium has just published a study on asymmetric growth and inflation development in the 10 new acceding countries of the EU compared to the Euro-zone between 1995-03. The scale of this asymmetry "is an important indicator of the economic costs of these countries might incur when adopting the euro", affirmed a press release. The bank also explains that, "if a new Member State is subject to considerable asymmetries, there may be a case...