Sentence examples for currency stabilization from inspiring English sources
Although he refused to support international currency stabilization at the London Economic Conference in 1933, by 1936 he had stabilized the dollar and concluded stabilization agreements with Great Britain and France.
But the currency stabilization and a large stimulus program kept China's economy on track, so that it exceeded the 8 percent target that the government had set for economic growth in 2009.
In 1938 40 the Soviet Union extended credits for military aid of $250 million, while the United States, Great Britain, and France granted some $263.5 million for civilian purchases and currency stabilization.
Germany's central bank then instituted a dramatic and effective currency stabilization program.
The Indian Express says that the government needs to ensure growth prospects are not harmed by currency stabilization efforts.
Of 11 South American countries, only Chile, Argentina and Peru are truly bold pro-market reformists – meaning they chose the path of widespread market deregulation; all- encompassing privatization; trade liberalization; and fiscal reform, including social security, currency stabilization and bank reform.
In 1992, the currencies of Italy and Britain shifted so wildly that both countries had to drop out of Europe's currency-exchange stabilization system.
Furthermore, the experience of Argentina and Brazil's Plano Real itself demonstrate that reduction in inflation expectations and stabilization of currency lead to increases in economic activity and tax revenue.
Ecuador is South America's only nation to use the dollar as its currency, part of an economic stabilization effort, while hundreds of thousands of Ecuadorean immigrants live in the United States.
He also served in a number of public capacities, notably as a member of the first committee of experts appointed to advise the Reparations Commission concerning the stabilization of German currency after World War I.
The countrys fiscal position also offers a climate environment, with a large budget surplus, currency reserves, and a gigantic stabilization or rainy day fund, intended for periods of turmoil in international oil prices.
