Sentence examples for monetary exchange rate from inspiring English sources

Carlos Baker, Hemingway's first biographer, believes that while Anderson suggested Paris because "the monetary exchange rate" made it an inexpensive place to live, more importantly it was where "the most interesting people in the world" lived.

Citizens of the eurozone countries didn't know when they formed the monetary union that they were not only losing their sovereign and democratic rights to control their most important macroeconomic policies -- monetary, exchange rate, and then fiscal (spending and taxing) -- for the most vulnerable countries in recession, when they needed it most.

They perceive global imbalances to be the result of faulty fiscal, monetary, exchange-rate and structural policies of the countries contributing to them.

Unification with the rich west devastated much of its industry (Kohl got his monetary union exchange rate wrong) and globalisation has added further woes.

However, the UAE authorities would clearly be reluctant to be seen to be subordinating their monetary and exchange rate policies to the concerns of expatriate workers.

And it is Spain's subordination to the European authorities that prohibits it from using any of the three most important macroeconomic policies – fiscal, monetary and exchange rate – to get out of its slump.

Finally, potential impending changes in the Asian monetary and exchange rate regimes in Asia are discussed.

First, the monetary and exchange rate regimes of the Asian countries are described and analyzed.

Quantitatively, we find that the welfare differences across different monetary rules (exchange rate regimes) are very small.

The reason why this would happen in Asialand is, simply, the elimination of the risk of monetary and exchange rate policy blunders.

"High risk (volatility) ought to be matched by higher returns, which has not been the case for gold since it was un-tethered from monetary and exchange rate policy in the early 1970s," wrote UBS analysts Larry Hatheway and Kenneth Liew in a July 24 research report.