When asked to explain their reasoning for their dismal outlook for the economy, businesses attributed it to job losses, devaluation and "the lack of government plans for meaningful improvement". … By tax reform, however, I do not mean merely …

Despite a massive 20 per cent plus devaluation in the pound since the start of the financial crisis, which theoretically makes exports more competitive and imports less so, we cannot get over our addiction to all things foreign. The other measure of …

But, wasn`t it just a few long months ago that we were all talking about the rush towards competitive devaluation, and wasn`t it this same US administration that gave Mr Abe a hard time, and has been banging on at China to revalue faster? If you are …

CHF flew and cable is back over the 1.6 handle. But don't call it competitive devaluation whatever you do. Log in to Reply. swizzy says: October 18, 2013 at 7:06 am. Charts are out of order. I wonder what the RBA has to say about the success of their …

The Alabama Board of Trustees blocked the contract, perhaps to keep UAB from ever becoming competitive, and perhaps as part of the job pitch to Nick Saban, who requested it to keep his friend from taking a career-soiling job. Extras. … Miami is so …

The reason for a possible restriction may be a disbalance in the accounts structure caused by devaluation expectations observed in the last months. Belarusians prefer to keep their savings on short-term deposits in foreign … The restriction …

The Philadelphia, Cleveland, Richmond, Chicago, and Dallas Districts reported intense competition on pricing and terms for commercial and industrial loans. In addition, contacts in Philadelphia and Chicago expressed …. Interestingly, the devaluation …

Our school embraces a fast-paced lifestyle that may be leading to devaluation of relaxation. … This ideology not only encourages students to pack their schedules to full capacity, but it also develops a competitive culture that sets unrealistic …

The alternative path is known as "internal devaluation," and requires prices and wages to grow less rapidly in the south than in the north. In time, that process could resolve the euro zone's imbalances. But the near-term … The better trade positions …