Sentence examples for the exchange value from inspiring English sources

To do so, they bought dollars, creating upward pressure on the exchange value of the dollar.

A 13.8percentt decline in the exchange value of the euro in 1999 ate into European equity returns.

The dollar also fell against the euro, dropping 0.9percentt as the exchange value of the euro rose to $1.2305.

By driving up the exchange value of the dollar, it allows Americans to buy foreign goods and services more cheaply.

Anticipating worse to come, speculators began to unload dollars, moving the exchange value of the dollar even lower.

Its central bank conducts monetary policy and maintains tight control over the exchange value of its currency.

The exchange values Honeywell at $109.45 a share, a 14% premium to its closing price Thursday before speculation of a buyout.

The first condition under which the reduction of use-value to exchange-value is problematic is if the exchange-value of a given commodity diverges from its use-value.

As matter of logical necessity, the reduction of use-value to exchange-value would not be problematic if, ceteris paribus, the exchange-value of a given good, expressed in price, were an accurate reflection of its use-value.

We can understand what's problematic about Wilde's observation that we know the price of everything and the value of none, the exchange-value of everything and the use-value of none.

Translating Wilde's observation into the somewhat more specific if rather less poetic language of classical political economy (the leading figures of which were thinkers like Adam Smith, David Ricardo, John Stuart Mill, and Karl Marx), we might say the world today seems to know the exchange-value of everything and the use-value of none.