"rapid depreciation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a decrease in the value of something over a short period of time. For example: The rapid depreciation of the company's stock caused many investors to sell their holdings.
The new law does not touch the rapid depreciation avail able on new residential build ings.
The debt bias is even greater when you take into account the tax deduction for rapid depreciation of investment.
Sterling's rapid depreciation against both the Euro and the Dollar since the start of the year has fuelled inflation and further muddied the economic puzzle.
The company said consumers, perhaps fearing rapid depreciation of the value of their BlackBerrys, were upgrading to other platforms quicker than ever before.
Bergstrom warned that medicines shortages would be exacerbated by "excess parallel trade" that would emerge if Greece returned to the drachma, with rapid depreciation against the euro likely.
"We don't target a level of the lira but when we see a rapid depreciation we stop providing liquidity," says Turalay Kenc, the bank's deputy governor.
"There may never be a single defining moment of crisis," the authors write, "but rather a drift into ever-higher inflation and interest rates, ever-lower growth or deeper recession, and eventually hyperinflation along with rapid currency depreciation.
Six countries have followed this path in the past 15 years (Argentina, Ecuador, Jamaica, Russia, Ukraine and Venezuela).What's more, excessive money creation may lead to high inflation and rapid currency depreciation, bad news for domestic and foreign investors respectively.
The time has come to view the rapid rupee depreciation in a larger perspective," says The Hindu.
Macroeconomic instability and rapid exchange rate depreciation made large scale rice imports too fiscally costly for Indonesia in the late 1990s.
But with the bank having said on Tuesday that that day's action was a "one-off depreciation", the rapid two-day drop in the value of the currency of about 4% dealt a blow to investors.
