Examples of using Overvaluation in English and their translations into Russian
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Nevertheless, countries where currency overvaluation keeps indebtedness apparently-- and unsustainably-- low may be vulnerable too.
Finally, overvaluation can affect a country's domestic market through the mass import of poor-quality products and goods of unknown origin.
In a number of Latin American countries, the recent inflows of capital have allowed the continuation of an overvaluation policy designed to combat inflation.
can lead to currency overvaluation United Nations, 2005d.
Despite the statement by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand on currency overvaluation, we expect that in the near future the price drop will stop,
For those Member States, a country-by-country assessment of possible exchange rate overvaluation or undervaluation was conducted by examining whether their MVI was greater than 1.2
other export products, as well as statements of the Reserve Bank of Australia regarding the Australian dollar overvaluation.
which retains a negative trend following a statement of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand concerning the overvaluation of the national currency
but many analysts point to the overvaluation of the market despite the positive corporate reports of¾ American corporations.
which in previous statements indicated the overvaluation of the national currency
in many market-access countries private flows are often driven by speculative behaviour and end up in overvaluation of the currency and consumption booms.
in many market-access countries private flows are often driven by speculative behaviour and end up in overvaluation of the currency and consumption booms.
The indirect effects on agricultural production incentives of industrial sector protection, exchange-rate overvaluation, government procurement
developing countries systematically avoid the trap of overvaluation that has been one of the most important impediments to prosperity in the past.
which are often created through import subsidies for equipment and overvaluation of local currencies.
was greater than 1.2 or less than 0.8-- reflecting an overvaluation or undervaluation, respectively,
This took place after considerable losses were incurred in the US market through the combined effects of rapidly rising international competition on the world's textile market in the context of the phasing out of import quotas, and overvaluation of the Lesotho currency vis-à-vis the US dollar.
the Committee decided that a better basis for recommendations would be to focus its attention on countries whose MVIs reflected overvaluation or undervaluation of over 50 per cent, although basing the
proxied by the changes in the real effective exchange rate(which incorporate currency overvaluations), have the highest negative effect on exports in Africa relative to other developing regions.
Overvaluation can be used to circumvent foreign-exchange controls;