Sentence examples for undervaluation for from inspiring English sources

Berezovsky maintains this was a gross undervaluation for what his interest in the oil company was actually worth.

Factoring in what they estimate could be a 40percentt undervaluation for the yuan, they estimate that spending parity will come by 2016.

We should have customs duties that include a charge for undervaluation of their currencies.

China's deliberate currency undervaluation accounts for a significant part of America's massive trade deficit with China.

"We unanimously agreed this was a significant undervaluation of the company, for that reason we didn't feel we needed to approach all our shareholders," she said.

And although the depreciation in the yuan's real trade-weighted value since 2002 looks perverse, this follows a real appreciation of 50% between 1994 and 2001 (see chart 1).A study by two IMF economists, Steven Dunaway and Xiangming Li, found that estimates for the undervaluation of the yuan ranged from zero to nearly 50%, depending on which method was used.

However, one of the main pieces of evidence for the undervaluation of the renminbi China's rapid accumulation of foreign exchange reserves–has begun to recede, even as the trade surplus balloons.

These low costs are blamed in medical circles for the undervaluation of medical expertise.

However, as illustrated in Figure 8, the p KAHY/Δ ν(OH) correlation breaks down for the difluorinated benzyl alcohols, with a systematic undervaluation of the experimental HB acidity for the observed IR shift.

We adjust those data for the 30% undervaluation of real estate that seems to be an enduring feature of Swiss taxation and for tax-exempt pension assets that are withdrawn as lump-sum payouts upon retirement8.

It also discloses the undervaluation of bioethics committees and the need for a greater participation of healthcare professionals in debates on assisted reproduction laws.