Примеры использования Currency devaluation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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that allowing currency devaluation in the presence of foreign currency debt may lead to a debt crisis
In other words, the overall competitiveness of a number of developing countries increased dramatically, owing to forced currency devaluation after the crisis.
Egypt's currency devaluation boosted exports, tourism
Following economic problems caused by war and an 1811 currency devaluation, Schikaneder lost most of his fortune.
It is possible to speak about currency devaluation competition but we don't see them now on the same scale as in the 1930s," she noted.
We maintain our positive outlook for the pair due to the monetary policy of the Bank of Japan aimed at currency devaluation and inflation growth to 2.
accompanied by strict conditionality, including currency devaluation aimed at promoting exports.
Effects on currency- economists also fear that printing more money may lead to currency devaluation in the international markets,
However, the implementation of the next stage of economic reform policies in Egypt has been delayed by the disagreement between the Government and the IMF on the currency devaluation and the pace of privatization.
including currency devaluation risk, should be borne by the private sector
which usually require currency devaluation and institutional reforms as well,
including currency devaluation risk, should be borne by the private sector
European banks agreed to manipulate the market to prevent further currency devaluation against increased gold demand.
In Egypt, the currency devaluation in 2003 did not increase the consumer price index much because of subsidies on essential items,
The resumption of a gradual depreciation policy was not taken promptly owing to the view that a currency devaluation could cause an immediate fiscal crisis by increasing food
this apparent competitiveness will not result in an economy's growth and development because currency devaluation reduces living standards by increasing costs of imports
Mr. Díaz(Chile) supported the comments of the representative of Uruguay and emphasized that currency devaluation had seriously affected the economies of Latin American countries
the increasing of import is quite obvious(it was 1.7 times as much as export in 2003), currency devaluation and pressure upon prices.
The hyperinflation and currency devaluation of previous years was halted
the recent drastic currency devaluation may limit their importation in future,