Sentence examples for devaluation of money from inspiring English sources

Hiked taxes and devaluation of money usually does the trick when there is not enough money in the pot.

Who cares that inflation has historically been seen as devaluation of money that always and everywhere slows economic growth, yet per Kohn's statement most Fed officials think prosperity is inflationary?

They argue that the euro will mean an effective devaluation of Germans' money, even greater unemployment than the record 4.5 million recorded last week and immense cash transfers to poorer euro countries to sustain their economic viability.

A devaluation of Bernese money caused a tax revolt that spread from the Entlebuch valley in the Canton of Lucerne to the Emmental valley in the Canton of Bern and then to the cantons of Solothurn and Basel and also to the Aargau.

The devaluation of the paper money that had been issued by both the Continental Congress and the individual states, which eventually got to the point of barely being worth the paper it was printed on, led to inflation and widespread foreclosures on property because farmers couldn't pay their property taxes.

This matters because as Lewis points out, devaluations of commodity-defined money are as old as commodity defined money itself.

F.D.R.'s decision to jettison the gold peg in 1933 was essential to end the Depression, allowing a major devaluation of the dollar and boosting the amount of money in circulation.

In practice, this meant that the Democrats might be in favor of some sort of currency devaluation or "easy money" solution, while the Republicans would stick to a gold standard system.

The devaluation of the piastre dried up the money market.

Consumers were forced to wait on long lines for food, with bags of money made almost worthless by a four-digit inflation rate and repeated devaluation.

Fearing the devaluation of their savings, Greeks would move their money somewhere safer, like a German bank.