Translations for „competitive devaluation“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

competitive devaluation ECON

competitive devaluation

تَخْفِيضٌ تَنَافُسِيٌّ لِلْعُمْلَةِ

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English

It stopped short of banning competitive devaluation, or setting limits on current account deficits or surpluses, instead retrenching to tried-and-tested phrases from previous agreements.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Countries cannot co-exist in a single market with partners who reserve the right to indulge in competitive devaluations to gain short-term advantage over their neighbours.

www.europarl.europa.eu

You told us that the single currency would provide a solution to the problems of competitive devaluation.

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It needs the flexibility of its own currency and exchange rate (enabling a competitive devaluation) to regain its footing and to create the possibility for growth.

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Citizens everywhere should realize that competitive devaluations are not a path to prosperity -- they are a path to ruin.

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We will refrain from competitive devaluation.

business.financialpost.com

Depressed domestic demand and flagging world trade are the perfect conditions for the zero-sum game of competitive devaluation to take hold.

www.telegraph.co.uk

There are several ways in which this game can be played: competitive devaluation, deflation (ie internal devaluation), the imposition of trade barriers - and war.

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This fall in yuan, prompted other countries to resort to competitive devaluation of their currencies to support their exports.

www.thehindu.com

Maybe it would trigger competitive devaluation across the region?

news.sky.com