devaluation造句

devaluation and conversion procedures

And internal devaluation is an ugly affair.

Share price readjust quickly to the news of the devaluation.

House will levy, tickets in the devaluation, prices are soaring.

A crash in the Hong Kong stock market brought a devaluation of some Asian countries' currency.

Therefore,limitation on right must observe the principle of property,non devaluation and low consumption quality.

Attention should be paid on selection of renewed replacement cost and quantification of functional devaluation.

After the devaluation there is a period of readjustment in the exchange rate.

A study to the new accounting standards No.8-assets devaluation;

However, persistently high inflation leads to currency devaluation, which triggers capital flight and, eventually, an asset market collapse.

Schools have decided that these benefits outweigh the concerns about cost, intellectual property and devaluation of élite degrees.

Most respectable pundits were outraged by FDR’s decision to pursue unilateral dollar devaluation, but Keynes called his decision “magnificently right”.

"hot money; funk money [UK]: Short-term international capital movements, motivated by interest rate differentials or revaluation hopes/devaluation fears."

Latvia is the most immediate concern, with a failed debt auction leading to worries of an imminent currency devaluation.

Those with currency pegs—the Baltic three and Bulgaria—have started on an “internal devaluation”, thanks to their flexible labour and product markets.

The Accounting Regulation for Business Enterprises"has required that business enterprises should estimate eight items of reserves for devaluation of assets."

Originally thought that the other people's strategy is "devaluation and dumping", in the end, it is only people who want to devalue, not book prices.

Big-mouthed scholars can't be blamed for being yellow-tongued, otherwise China will experience the second devaluation of knowledge in half a century.

In view of the phenomenon of mark - devaluation in current higher education course examination, this paper suggests a method of relatively marking for course examination.

There were calls for the government to impose foreign exchange controls like what Malaysia did to stop the peso dive and prevent runaway inflation caused by the peso devaluation.

The mere whiff of devaluation would cause a bank run: people would scramble to deposit their euros with foreign Banks to avoid forced conversion to the new, weaker currency.

Burned into Venezuelans' collective memory is "Black Friday" in 1983, an earlier devaluation that marked the demise of what had been for decades one of the world's most stable currencies.

Despite Wall Street's slump with the Dow Jones industrial average plunging sharply over 400 points before regaining strength, manufacturers believe that dollar's devaluation can help the US export industry.

If you want to earn 15% on your stock investment, you also have to be willing to swallow the loss if your stock goes south (remember the recent stock devaluation following the housing crisis?)

On the devaluation of the Japanese yen, the governor said there is an economic foundation for stabilizing the exchange rate of the Japanese yen as Japan is the world's second largest economy and its foreign exchange reserves rank first in the world.

At that time, the currency used for circulation was called "Golden Dollar Coupon", but the devaluation of the currency was very severe. At first, it was counted. Later, it developed to the point where even the number could not be counted clearly. It was calculated according to the weight of bundles.