international capital ... in turnwill ... causean appreciation of the country?s currency
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by the spending effect(passive) caused bythe real currency appreciation
have been expectedto resultfrom real currency appreciation
wise have been expectedto resultfrom real currency appreciation
The increased demand for local productscausesappreciation of domestic currency
Economic weaknessprovokeddevaluation of currency
large foreign capital inflowsleadto currency appreciation
Runaway inflation tendsto causedevaluation of currency
A increase in money demandwill leadto an appreciation of the currency
investor confidence in and demand for its currency ... in turnwill leadto currency appreciation
foreign capital inflowshave contributedto currency appreciation
The currency inflowsleadto currency appreciation
the rising of currency purchasing power in turnleadsto currency appreciation
concern over foreign capital inflowshave contributedto currency appreciation
Higher capital inflowshave resultedin currency appreciation
by the currency crisis(passive) caused byThe currency appreciation
This will increase the demand for the currency of that countrycausinga currency appreciation
market expectations of further monetary tighteningare promptingcurrency appreciation
the currency increasesleadingto currency appreciation
However , the third impact of the policy , increased budget deficits and government borrowing , increases real interest ratesresultingin currency appreciation
Higher foreign inflowsmay also leadto currency appreciation
foreign capitalresultsin currency appreciation
by the currency crisis mechanism (passive) caused by On the currency appreciation
by the currency crisis mechanism(passive) caused bythe currency appreciation
by the currency crisis mechanism(passive) caused by The currency appreciation ...
by the currency crisis mechanism (passive) caused byThe currency appreciation
by the currency crisis mechanism (passive) caused by The currency appreciation ...
by the currency crisis mechanism (passive) caused bycurrency appreciation
A rise in interest rates is expectedto leadto an appreciation of the currency
by large inflows of foreign currency(passive) caused bycurrency appreciation
Capital inflowsleadto appreciation of the currency
capital inflowsresultingin currency appreciation
capital inflowswould causecurrency appreciation
Should capital inflows be allowedto leadto currency appreciation
the more inflows of foreign capital it tends to attract ( all other things being equalleadsto currency appreciation
However free capital movementsledto currency appreciation
High interest rates in turn can attract foreign capitalcausingcurrency appreciation
The third impact of the policy , increased budget deficits and government borrowing , increases real interest ratesresultingin currency appreciation
losses(passive) caused bylosses
to decline in net exportleadsto decline in net export
to rise in importsleadsto rise in imports
to fall in domestic prices increase in domestic prices no impact on domestic pricesleadsto fall in domestic prices increase in domestic prices no impact on domestic prices
inconvenience and hardships(passive) caused byinconvenience and hardships
to expansion of export trade and inflationleadsto expansion of export trade and inflation
to fall in domestic pricesleadsto fall in domestic prices
to A. Fall in domestic pricesleadsto A. Fall in domestic prices
to fall in domestic priceswould leadto fall in domestic prices
to expansion of export trade contraction of import trade expansion of import substitutionleadsto expansion of export trade contraction of import trade expansion of import substitution
to expansion of export tradeleadsto expansion of export trade
to accentuation of economic recessionwould leadto accentuation of economic recession
to fall inleadsto fall in
importscausingimports
an increase in compensationdoes ... causean increase in compensation
outward flight of capitalcausesoutward flight of capital
to dramatic rises in pricesleadsto dramatic rises in prices
to more poverty in the worldleadsto more poverty in the world
to Indialeadsto India
to more povertyleadsto more poverty
to South Africaleadsto South Africa
to a huge fall in import priceshas ledto a huge fall in import prices
to less exports and domestic goodswill leadto less exports and domestic goods
the growth in inflation(passive) was causedthe growth in inflation
to higher export priceswill leadto higher export prices
to the the fall in priceswas leadingto the the fall in prices
exports prices to go up and import prices to be cheapercausingexports prices to go up and import prices to be cheaper
more quicklycontributedmore quickly
to rapid growth in Chinese commodity pricescontributedto rapid growth in Chinese commodity prices
to a decline in export competitivenesswill leadto a decline in export competitiveness
to lower import prices , which has a direct effect on reducing inflationcontributesto lower import prices , which has a direct effect on reducing inflation
by making domestic goods relatively more expensive than imported goodscan leadby making domestic goods relatively more expensive than imported goods
to a decrease in import price ( P M ) of its good and serviceswould leadto a decrease in import price ( P M ) of its good and services
to a loss of competitiveness and in some cases external deficitledto a loss of competitiveness and in some cases external deficit
a " decline in fuel prices and imported productswould causea " decline in fuel prices and imported products
to a decline in the relative price of imports compared to domestically produced goodsleadingto a decline in the relative price of imports compared to domestically produced goods
to a large wealth transfer to foreign holders of dollar denominated assets , which should be addressed through transition policywill ... however ... leadto a large wealth transfer to foreign holders of dollar denominated assets , which should be addressed through transition policy