… of the multitude and important conditions for devaluation to be effective is for Ethiopia's trading partners not to resort to devalue their own currencies (that is, for them to refrain from a currency war known as competitive devaluation– a "beggar …

The group has adjusted domestic capacity, which was up by less than 3% in 2Q2014, but competitors continued to pursue aggressive domestic expansion. Despite the relatively disappointing results Aeromexico has been consistently profitable over the past …

The differential between the reported and constant currency rates was primarily due to the devaluation of the Argentine peso. On a constant ….. We've heard some discussion in the industry around more competition for exclusivity around the agents. So …

Delta has felt pressure on its Pacific routes due to the continuing impact of the Japanese yen devaluation and competitive capacity in the market. Passenger unit revenue fell 3.2% on a 0.7% increase in capacity in the second quarter. The carrier has …

In fact, they were both within the pre-Venezuela devaluation ranges that we established going into the fiscal year despite more than a 25% reduction in market growth rates from 4 points a year ago to 2.5 points to 3 points currently and significant …

This is Resolute's business model, our competitive advantage rest on our cost-focus strategy and diversified asset base which together provide us the tool to maximize earnings power in this challenging industry. Let's review the … We've seen recently …

Looking ahead for the overall Cleaning segment we continue to expect heightened competitive pressures, which we are aggressively responding to with increased investments to drive brand and category growth. In our Household segment, …. As we mentioned …

… diapers, under the leadership of the new CEO A.G. Lafley is investing selectively in the most profitable businesses, making focused investments in innovation and go-to-market capabilities, accelerating cost savings and improving productivity in …

Rather than maintain stable prices by slowing the growth rate of the money supply and raising interest rates, the U.S. Federal Reserve fatefully facilitated the dollar's general devaluation with negative real interest rates. While it took several years …