Problems of economic and monetary union with the eastern part of the EUs enlangement process.

The second half of the twentieth century was a new step in the increasingly growing interconnectedness,politically and economically. This period was an important milestone in history of the EU. There were changes related to the establishmentof the European economic and Monetary Union (EMU). The depth of integration within the euro zone has dramatically increased. EMUbecame not only the highest stage of economic and monetary integration of the EU, but also the foundation of the formation of a unifiedsocial space and the formation of a political Union in Europe. There is a strong core nоw in Europe with the establishment of MonetaryUnion, whose members are related relationships strong economic and political cohesion. In the first decade of the twenty-first the Economicand Monetary Union (EMU) became the center of the greater attraction for the States of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). The CEEcountries have sought to gain access to the single European market, which opened opportunities virtually unimpeded trade within theEuropean Union. There was a possibility of increasing investment attractiveness and accelerated economic growth, prospects for solving theproblems of unemployment. A real prospect of entry into the euro zone appeared. Join the euro area has become a priority for many of thenew EU members. At the present stage, the existence and further development of Economic and Monetary Union largely depend on the onehand on the prospects for economic development of the euro-zone countries and resolving the difficulties, aggravated by the EU in crisis of2008, on the other hand - the problems of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe that joined the EU and joining the eurozone, includingovercoming economic backwardness from Western Europe. Not all, both economic and political fields, the process runs smoothly. There aremore developed and less developed States, and hence opportunities does not always equal. Political circles resistance opposition in relationto the process of expanding the EMU in some countries must be considered too, as "old" and new EU members. In this increasingly evidentis that EMU cannot function effectively. So it is necessary to reform the European financial system and labour relations. Despite all this, notsubjected to question - the eastern direction of the enlargement process with the European Union and the eurozone is in line with thestrengthening of stability and predictability on the eastern border.

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