devaluation znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady devaluation

• This too was in marked contrast to the conduct of planning before the devaluation.

• There had been fears earlier in the year of a franc devaluation and of its likely sideeffects on sterling.

• Optimistic (pessimistic) expectations involve a second-period equilibrium characterized by a low (high) probability of devaluation, which in turn validates the expectations.

• With net foreign currency liabilities, devaluations erode net worth.

• This addition would, however, make steady states (in the ensuing analyses) sensitive to permanent changes in the rate of devaluation or expansion of money supply.

• The problem of managing sterling was actually greater in the period after devaluation than it had ever been before.

• His conclusion was that devaluation was the solution, which went very much against the politics of the time - previous governments had tried to prevent devaluation.

• This, in turn, caused the devaluation of the peso in the black market, aggravating inequities between those with access to dollars and those without.