the very threat of such policies.\nSuch(passive) caused bycurrency devaluation
directly ) competitiveness ... a real depreciation of public and private debt through the inflationresultedfrom currency devaluation
profitsresultfrom a currency devaluation
that failure to improve the government ’s revenue yield and lower the deficitcould ... resultin currency devaluation
the financial crisis of 1997resultedin currency devaluation
the linkage between : fiscal deficit and inflation , inflation and lower exports and higher importsleadsto currency devaluation
Venezuela , a member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries ( OPEC ... rampant inflationmay have promptedthe currency devaluation
eurozone central bankswill ... triggera currency devaluation
Forbes 's beauty , rarity , mystique and ability to offer a hedge against volatility in global markets as well ascreatescurrency devaluation
large - scale government stimulus and QE programswill ... leadto currency devaluation
Nestle Nigeria higher material costsresultingfrom currency devaluation
Falling oil prices and depreciation of the Russian roublemay resultin currency devaluation
While several factors like low - interest - rate policies and current account deficits ( when import values of goods and services exceed export proceedsleadto currency devaluation
the case of economic injuryresultingfrom currency devaluation
Money and credit creation in excess of wealth outputcausescurrency devaluation
earlier losseshad resultedfrom a currency devaluation
Money printingleadsto currency devaluation
printing moneyleadsto currency devaluation
unlimited moneyresultsin currency devaluation
lending moneyto preventcurrency devaluation
ranks with US on China bank Measures taken by independent central banksresultin currency devaluation
the induced increase in the money supplywill leadto currency devaluation
Rising pricesresultingfrom currency devaluation
a side dealto preventcurrency devaluation
their mistaken policies(passive) caused bythe currency devaluation
longer - than - expected quantitative easing(passive) caused bycurrency devaluation
the continued global quantitative easingis leadingto currency devaluation
government action(passive) caused bycurrency devaluation
Yes , I thinkwill ... leadto currency devaluation
the recent Brexit(passive) caused bycurrency devaluation
the imported inflation(passive) caused bythe imported inflation
price inflation(passive) caused byprice inflation
to increase in inflationmay leadto increase in inflation
to the inflation increaseswould leadto the inflation increases
the rising cost of food on cost push inflation(passive) is caused bythe rising cost of food on cost push inflation
cost push inflation for UK producers and importswill sparkcost push inflation for UK producers and imports
to higher import costs that will eventually cause inflationleadsto higher import costs that will eventually cause inflation
to inflation , which caused the up - rising of productive and consumptive goodsledto inflation , which caused the up - rising of productive and consumptive goods
to an annual inflation rate of over 30 per centledto an annual inflation rate of over 30 per cent
temporary increases in inflation in some markets ( eg , Sweden and the UKcan causetemporary increases in inflation in some markets ( eg , Sweden and the UK
in significant increases in inflation in the Kyrgyz Republic , Tajikistan and Ukrainealso resultedin significant increases in inflation in the Kyrgyz Republic , Tajikistan and Ukraine
in increased inflation , which prompted consumers to cut back on their expenditureresultedin increased inflation , which prompted consumers to cut back on their expenditure
to rocketing inflation and massive layoffs in the public and private sectorledto rocketing inflation and massive layoffs in the public and private sector
inflation ... as pointed out in 1 ... without significantly reigniting the economic enginetriggersinflation ... as pointed out in 1 ... without significantly reigniting the economic engine
inflation to rise nationally , with inflation rates at three percent annuallyhas causedinflation to rise nationally , with inflation rates at three percent annually
a financial crisis and a return to inflation , which would derail Cardoso ’s re - election planscould triggera financial crisis and a return to inflation , which would derail Cardoso ’s re - election plans
to higher inflation and forces the central bank ’s hand in raising interest ratesleadsto higher inflation and forces the central bank ’s hand in raising interest rates
sharp increases in interest rates and inflation , as well as deep contraction in GDPcausedsharp increases in interest rates and inflation , as well as deep contraction in GDP
to purchasing power for those who get the money first and inflation to those who get it later through the series of economic transactionsleadsto purchasing power for those who get the money first and inflation to those who get it later through the series of economic transactions
to a brutal rise in inflation which , in turn , has had a severe impact on the standard of living for the poor and working classeshas ledto a brutal rise in inflation which , in turn , has had a severe impact on the standard of living for the poor and working classes
sharp increases in as level essay phrases , interest rates and inflation , as well as deep contraction in GDPcausedsharp increases in as level essay phrases , interest rates and inflation , as well as deep contraction in GDP
a sharp hike in inflation and the government hiked utility rates and cut generous subsidies for gas and watersparkeda sharp hike in inflation and the government hiked utility rates and cut generous subsidies for gas and water
inflation ... but failed to answer questions about how sustainable it is to have the currency crash every few years and cause massive spikes in inflation , followed by recession ... which is what happens under the current policycausesinflation ... but failed to answer questions about how sustainable it is to have the currency crash every few years and cause massive spikes in inflation , followed by recession ... which is what happens under the current policy