-
leading to the
Mexican peso crisis. On
January 11, 1994,
France decided to
devaluate the CFA
Franc in 14
African countries in
Central Africa and West Africa...
- is, for some reason,
frosted all over with silver—like a pastry, or a
devaluated refugee from Goldfinger"),
reserving praise only for Teuber's performance...
- sterling,
which included the
Indian rupee. In 1966, the
Indian rupee was
devaluated by 57%
against United States dollar,
which also led to the depreciation...
- Act of
devaluating one's self-worth...
-
policies and
attempting to stem ****an's
trade deficit.
These actions devaluated the yen, thus
lowering the
price of ****anese
goods in
world markets, and...
-
Robert (2006). "Some
thoughts on Devo: the
first Postmodern Band". devo.
devaluate.com.
Archived from the
original on
February 7, 2006.
Retrieved January...
-
security technology introduced in 2014 by
British company EDAQS,
which devaluates banknotes remotely that are
illegal or have been stolen. The technology...
- is "patois", a word
designating in
France a non-official and
usually devaluated dialect (such as Gallo) or
language (such as Occitan),
regardless of the...
-
price controls by the ROC
government and
financial reforms; the Gold Yuan
devaluated sharply in late 1948 and
resulted in the ROC
government losing the support...
-
South Korea. Hwan had a peg with the US
dollar but with time it also got
devaluated. This was the
reason for the
reintroduction of won in 1962 as the official...
