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Перевод: devaluation

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девальвация ; обесценение
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Тезаурус:

1. Even so, the sharp contraction in Poland's output - despite the fall in the zloty - raises doubts about the efficacy of devaluation.
2. Though the group believes Britain should join, it warns that it should only do so at an exchange rate of around DM2.40 to the pound - involving a 15 per cent devaluation from the current DM2.79.
3. Devaluation of the Turkish lira.
4. But only about a quarter of goods are imported, so a ten per cent devaluation would add 2.5 per cent to the cost of living.
5. Because devaluation can cut labour costs, it can make a loss-making enterprise profitable.
6. For his part, Gould has voiced a degree of scepticism about Europe that has not been heard from a Labour frontbencher for many a long year, and has rescued "devaluation" from the party's dictionary of forbidden words.
7. The risk of devaluation, a prime reason for preferring overseas earners, is highest if there is a Labour-led government in a hung Parliament according to Kleinwort Benson market watcher Trevor Laugharne.
8. Shell's figure was boosted by foreign exchange gains after sterling's devaluation.
9. It reflected to some extent the failure of reforms to provide sufficient opportunities for graduates of both sexes and was indicative of the devaluation of knowledge already referred to.
10. Until 1986, education budgets were sustained at over 10 per cent of government expenditure, but hyper-inflation, currency devaluation and overall budget cutbacks have eaten into the real amounts of money involved.
11. But though high interest rates will achieve an economic slowdown, they will also ensure that the inevitable devaluation of the pound will be more severe.
12. In a book to be published soon ("The Order of Economic Liberalisation: Financial Control in the Transition to a Market Economy"), Ronald McKinnon of Stanford University suggests a disturbing reason why devaluation may fail in Eastern Europe.