currency depreciation

Analysis shows that the crisis confronting the U. S. cannot be ultimately resolved through currency depreciation.

But Mrs Thatcher's efforts at deficit reduction were accompanied by sharp falls in short-term interest rates and a currency depreciation.

In a monetary union, with the nominal exchange rate irrevocably fixed, it is not possible to gain competitiveness by currency depreciation.

That implies currency depreciation as a way of making their exports attractive.

The demand influence is an aspect, moreover the local currency depreciation and the financial backing influence are quite obvious.

When governments try to confer an advantage to their exporters through currency depreciation, they risk a war of debasement.

Problematically, however, all of the options that might restore competitiveness require real currency depreciation.

Even if they do not resort to outright default, they can always achieve partial default through currency depreciation.

Currency depreciation is impossible and deflation is painful.

Dollar bears argue that more currency depreciation is needed.

'In this global crisis, most people say we shouldn't use currency depreciation to promote exports, ' Lin said.

It is far easier to achieve this via currency depreciation than cost deflation.

those high interest rates are on offer because of the risk of inflation or currency depreciation.

But in Europe, even euro-pessimists think that currency depreciation wouldn't provide the answer.