Sentence examples for markets of exchange from inspiring English sources

Markets of exchange and the extent of their size are essential to the value of divided labor.

The practice of medicine in Madras needs to be mapped along the trade routes, in the items of barter and in the markets of exchange, to construct a history of treatment enriched by trade.

Christine A. Desan, Law and the Economy of Early America: Markets, Institutions of Exchange, and Labor, in The Blackwell Companion to American Legal History 269 (Sally E. Hadden & Alfred L. Brophy eds., 2013).

A monetary unit of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) currently based on a market basket of exchange rates for the United States, West Germany, Great Britain, France and Japan but is subject to IMF's definition.

The devaluation would close the gap between the black-market rate of exchange and the official rate, which was about a hundred and sixty won to one dollar, by knocking two zeros off its value.

This framework is meant to more realistically represent the important market dynamics of exchange rates, as we suspect these to be the cause of the forward premium anomaly.

The classic example is 1893, when Congress authorized the minting of tens of millions of dollars of silver in defiance of the market rate of exchange for gold and silver.

Through cyberspace, which "offers the market a speed of exchange which is almost instantaneous".

Budget deficit causes a rise in interest rates, but the role of the exchange rate is found to be almost insignificant, probably due to including exchange rate series that cover both the pegged and market-based regimes of exchange rates.

Take a look at the Asian markets that have monopolies in whole markets in terms of exchanges.

Cochrane's recent finance publications include the book Asset Pricing, and articles on dynamics in stock and bond markets, and the volatility of exchange rates.