A siege economy and competitive devaluation? Should we try to restore the Ancient Constitution? Or should we go for radical reforms that might include a republic? Similarly, although even if no more immigrants were allowed into Britain, those already …

The fact that the rise in imports was larger than that of exports could likely be due the Italian loss of competitiveness, see Manasse (2013) in a context where high unit costs of Italian firms could no longer be offset by competitive devaluations …

… since member-states of the European Union cannot use traditional methods of restoring competitiveness such as currency devaluation, they have to lower both real and nominal wages and change their institutional framework, in order to be competitive …

Yet Fábrega and Kicillof are in this together. The peso was drastically devalued by approximately 20 percent in January. And now there's a pile of economic observers who are saying that a similar devaluation will eventually have to be allowed (possibly …

Cyprus appears to be past the worst of its brutal recession. Nonetheless, we do not forecast annual economic expansion until 2016, as credit growth remains impaired, public austerity deepens, and the internal devaluation process keeps a lid on nominal …

At a cornerstone ceremony for a new power plant for the Dunaujvaros paper factory in central Hungary, Orban said: “We are once again competitive with the best in the region, and are in the running for the title of fastest developing and most strategic …

Has prime minister Erdogan won his point and his way about the need to keep Turkey's exports competitive? Photograph AP Pool, supplied by pressassociationimages.com, April 2014. In increasingly interdependent … Basçı went on to say that inflation …

Indeed, Beijing had gained much goodwill during the Asian financial crisis in 1997 to 1998, when it held back from competitive devaluation of its currency, giving ASEAN economies room to recover. Chinese money has subsequently built much useful …

Although Argentina is keen to build capacity and reduce its reliance on expensive energy imports, particularly given the recent devaluation of the peso, the current operating environment does little to attract investment. The sector's struggles were …