Примеры использования Exchange-rate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Monetary and exchange-rate policies.
Monetary and exchange-rate policy.
Exchange-rate fluctuations also contributed to the financial insecurity.
This could be a source of instability that would shape monetary and exchange-rate policy.
Examples are the changes in exchange-rate regimes, the improvements in the rules
Exchange-rate misalignments have played an important part in recent trade disputes over shipping and steel.
Recently, the debate on the choice of appropriate exchange-rate regime for developing countries has focused on the bipolar or"two-corner" solution.
Such volatile flows can produce exchange-rate fluctuations that discourage investment in export production
Currency adjustments due to the aggregate impact of exchange-rate fluctuations in comparison to the dollar($1.5 million) ibid., para.86.
Regional arrangement for exchange-rate management among member countries can be an important element in the process of creating a common market.
As demonstrated by previous crises, exchange-rate adjustments can drastically increase the external debt burden.
A detailed response would be provided during the informal consultations on the exchange-rate issue raised by several speakers,
Continuing external imbalances in many countries and sharp exchange-rate fluctuations, as well as high
Nonetheless, the economies made should be used, wherever possible, to compensate for additional expenditure arising from inflation and exchange-rate fluctuations.
In parallel with capital controls, developing countries should choose intermediate exchange-rate regimes to minimize the risk of currency crises.
Thus they do not reflect variations in the real value of UNDP income resulting from inflation and exchange-rate variations.
A common currency will also eliminate exchange-rate uncertainty within the monetary union
With the integration of explicit policy coordination and exchange-rate stabilization, this initiative could evolve into a full-fledged monetary system.
Many countries in the region could thus face considerable exchange-rate volatility, which will complicate macroeconomic planning.
It also means the loss of exchange-rate flexibility as an adjustment mechanism for dealing with long-lasting asymmetric shocks, to wit, adverse economic events