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Since the end of 2001, US terms of trade have deteriorated by an eighth, as commodity prices have soared and the currency devalued.

S. devalued the dollar in 1933, he said, the prices of some commodities, which had been spiraling lower, suddenly began to go up.

Currency analysts stated that such a revaluation could have stabilized the system but these nations said the dollar should be devalued.

Savers who could not get their money out of banks before its forced conversion would not be happy to be paid in a devalued currency.

Historically, legal tender laws have been used by governments to force their citizens to accept debased and devalued currency.

Whether or not the RMB will be devalued depends on the international economic situation and China's balance of international payments.

In terms of the old gold measure, the dollar has devalued by 98% since the end of the Bretton Woods era.

Contrary to what Harold Wilson once said, the pound in your pocket has been devalued.

Similarly, Nokia, which has already lost ground to Apple, cannot afford to see its intellectual property devalued.

While other nations' currencies devalued against the dollar inthe 2008 financial crisis, someeconomists note, the renminbi did not.

According to Reuters, the company's investment in European financial institutions have been greatly devalued hybrid securities.

She dismisses worries about the colossal cost of protectionism or of debt-servicing with a devalued currency as scaremongering.

This was rejected because the green countries rightfully said they did not want their hard-earned dollars to be devalued.

"The yuan is greatly devalued [so] we had a hardship from the currency, " he told the Financial Times in an interview in New York.

All the while a government seeking to replace the euro with a devalued currency could scarcely rely on bond sales to finance its operations.

We could not have devalued out of trouble. We would have been unable to fuel economic growth by printing money.

Some victims describe feeling dirty, devalued, and humiliated as a result of a sexual assault.

And remember, these other economies have had their currencies devalued substantially.

They would immediately be twice as expensive now that they would have to be repaid in devalued drachmas.

Inflation is rampant, and the mighty bolivar may have to be brought down to size, in other words, devalued again.

After all, what is money without the people's trust. . . it's just a devalued piece of worthless paper.

But as the number of sites nears 900, will not the currency of UNESCO's praise and scoldings be devalued?

From the point of view of the country that devalued , however, there is an advantage.

Maintaining its currency at a devalued exchange rate provides a subsidy to Chinese companies and unfairly disadvantages foreign competitors.

After the peso devalued it became easier to woo companies to put their plants in Mexico with support operations in Texas.

This hit Mexico suddenly in September, when the peso devalued (it has lost about 25% of its value against the dollar).

Britain's postwar history was punctuated by currency crises, which devalued governments as well as the pound.

Central banks kept interest rates high to counter fears that their currencies would be devalued and to attract gold deposits.

Sweden, a small country with a big export sector, devalued its currency and traded its way out of slump.

In July, Thailand devalued, touching off the Asian crisis, a major negative for Japanese exports.

Few Americans attribute this solely to such obvious causes as a devalued dollar or the turning of the business cycle.

Higher prices lead to a devalued dollar and a lower standard of living for Americans.

Those schooled in Great Depression economics will remember that the countries that devalued first recovered first.

On another note, the report said violence is common at Foxconn facilities, and that workers are abused and devalued.

Kings could default, or pay in devalued coin, and there was nothing the angry lender could do about it.

There may be no more alienating and energy-draining experience at work than feeling diminished and devalued.

Network hosts must have adequate safety, or the value of the network would be devalued.

As manufacturing jobs have been devalued, Japan's young have increasingly lost interest in them.

"The 'may contain' labelling is becoming so devalued, " says Sue Hattersley of the UK's Food Standards Agency.

Its revenues would be in devalued drachma; its debts in euro.

Messire term SONG Shi is a high-ranking officials of the honorific, and future generations are becoming devalued.

A more immediate worry for investors is that if inflation is not checked, China's currency, the yuan, could be devalued.

In 2006, the organization chose "plutoed" , which means "to be demoted or devalued" .

First, Japan had a currency, which devalued in real terms by 20 per cent over the six years to 2002, aiding adjustment.

Yet if China devalued, a further round of competitive devaluations across Asia would redouble the turmoil.

Germany could avoid such choices before the single currency: uncompetitive countries simply devalued.

The country had just devalued and defaulted, and the latest president, instead of merely resigning, had fled in a helicopter.

When local currencies are devalued the cost of imports rises.

If country a's inflation was faster than its trading partners', it devalued its currency; if slower, it revalued.

In his study, when asked to describe the woman getting shocked, many of the observers devalued her.

The "tiger" economies in emerging Asia suddenly devalued their currencies.

Second, the renminbi was devalued, foreign holders of short-term to allow the yuan to shake our confidence.

I have asked companies to pay monthly salaries in time the dollar exchange into RMB before issuing, or I work on the devalued.

Commercial properties will be devalued as social development, and be eliminated.

Now its devalued capital that makes up the slack.

Meanwhile, Cuba's government devalued the convertible peso by 8% against the dollar.

Just like all other currencies in the world, the pound can be devalued if necessary.

But has the proliferation of images devalued photojournalism and dulled its influence?

Given the current financial situation, it is inevitable that the US dollar will be further devalued.

After the country's currency devalued, exports increased dramatically.

The public finances are in a mess, the pound is devalued and the economy is on the rocks.

Their comments largely revolved around ways that my words and actions had made them feel uncomfortable or destabilized, or devalued.

I grew up under repressive military governments that devalued education, so that sometimes my parents were not paid their salaries.

Some conservatives believe this has devalued the dollar.

People will not buy our debt, our dollar will become devalued.

Perhaps the job title has been devalued by being applied to an ever greater number of people - "we are all managers now" .

Once Thailand and others devalued, the crisis was about more than currencies.

They often carried bigger bags for their money than the few items they could afford with a devalued currency.

The crisis began when Thailand devalued the baht on July 2 1997, and rapidly spread to Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and South Korea.

But creditors are still at risk if they are repaid in a devalued currency.

We must acknowledge how we have devalued fatherhood and work to show men how necessary, how important they are in their children's lives.

But at most employers, expecting to be devalued can exact a big toll.

If one country devalued by 10%, the next might do so by 15%.

This is unfair to the brightest, whose grades are devalued against those of average students.

Roosevelt devalued the dollar soon after becoming president in 1933.

If that happens, your monthly payments will be low and you'd get to repay the principal over time with devalued dollars.

Not only is such work devalued, its nature is universally misunderstood.

The official exchange rate was devalued last week from 250 to 30, 000 Zimbabwean dollars to the American one.

We in the US would have a devalued dollar, which would help with employment and exports.

There is nowhere in the article that science is denigrated or devalued, as far as I can see.

Nevertheless, even though we should concede that content is king in this realm, this doesn't mean that design should be devalued.

The currency, the dong, has been devalued three times since November 2009.

Several learned this to their cost when Argentina's currency was devalued in 2002.

Last November, capitalizing on Argentina's devalued currency, he snapped up 120 acres of farmland for just $140, 000.

The dollar is as good as devalued.

In addition, 31 percent of fund managers expected the coming year, the yuan will be devalued , that will continue to rise only 20%.

Most economists estimate that the renminbi is devalued by 20 to 25 percent.

The president wants Congress to allow the government to buy as much as $700 billion worth of devalued assets from troubled financial firms.

In addition, a devalued dollar would only hurt the value of Chinese exports.

The Federal Reserve also promised to buy more than $1 trillion in bonds backed by devalued home mortgages.

The country devalued its currency by 5 percent.

Life devalued day by day.

The government, which tightly control's the dong's movement, has devalued it three times in the past 13 months.

When my friend buys it in France, she doesn't see is as devalued, merely a lucky bargain.

All Hong Kong assets have been devalued and shrunk to a large extent within a few months.

In the last ten years, our dollar has been devalued 80percent in terms of gold.

Our bonds aren, t triple A because they are devalued by inflation and we have a 14 trillion national debt!

It was generally agreed that 24-hour customs clearance in Shenzhen and Hong Kong, the Hong Kong railway property is devalued .

Research on the accounting of offsetting provision for devalued assets in preparing amalgamated financial statements

to such obvious causes as a devalued dollar or the turning of the business cycle. (NETEM 2000, Passage 1, Paragraph 4)