Moreover, since the "new drachma," as the post-euro currency might be called, would depreciate, both tourism and exports would rise, and imports decrease, all of which would make Greece more competitive.
– would "depreciate" her value.
If Germany left, the euro would depreciate.
"If Germany left, the euro would depreciate," he said.
Crucially, the moment the markets reopened, the drachma would depreciate, probably by more than 50%.XIV.XIV
Such an act of moral bankruptcy would depreciate and might ultimately destroy the value of every dollar in the United States.
Some insurers would pay this amount in a claim; others would depreciate the value of the engines based on how old they were.
Last week, the government predicted that its peso would depreciate 2.4percentt a month until the end of the year while floating within that band.
Alternatively, he said, with Germany out of the euro, the currency would depreciate, cutting national debts in real terms and allowing debtor countries to regain competitiveness.
"I wouldn't feel his value would depreciate between August and October".
