… established and jobs created in the right industries, over time. They are the same group that feels devaluation will automatically translate to increased exports and improved standards of living. … 3 The practice of market prices being determined …

To put it as simply as possible; a depreciation of the Japanese yen is making Chinese exports less competitive in the world market and Japanese imports more attractively priced for Chinese consumers. Less Chinese made goods are being bought at home …

Third, the recent rise in the dollar hurts our competitive position in exporting and whatever advantage we had seems to be diminishing under Japan's recent forced currency devaluation. The only meaningful hope the U.S. has for truly returning to a …

However, in the short term, the economic environment is stymieing development, with depreciation of the peso and import restrictions acting as a break on PC sales in 2012 and early 2013. Both imported PCs and nationally manufactured were affected, with …

But at some point they're going to give up on the foolishness of supporting the U.S. trade deficit and focus more on their domestic economy, rather than on competitive devaluation to support exports. The fact is, they collectively have been giving the …

"China is beginning to see the effects of both slow U.S. growth and euro zone recession, compounded by its own overvaluation and Japanese competition 'Abenomics' chiefly predicated on competitive devaluation," he said. "Given the depth of likely …

With easy monetary policy maintained in Europe and the U.S., it is likely that the BoE will have to continue accommodative policy in this environment of competitive devaluation. Action in global currency markets and a recent string of weak data may …

The collapse of the banking sector in 2008 led to a 50% devaluation of the Icelandic krona, wiped out the wealth of many in Iceland and lowered wages, making the country's exports more competitive in foreign markets. The devaluation aggravated the …

But at some point they're going to give up on the foolishness of supporting the U.S. trade deficit and focus more on their domestic economy, rather than on competitive devaluation to support exports. The fact is, they collectively have been giving the …