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91 Discretionary adjustment via the exchange rate is not easy under managed floating.

92 Officials said the increase was largely due to extra holidays abroad encouraged by the favourable exchange rate of sterling.

93 If you pay by credit card, the charge will reflect the exchange rate.

94 Exports were calculated based on an exchange rate of 123.77 yen in February against 125.59 a year ago.

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95 By definition monetary stability has two dimensions: a price and an exchange rate dimension.

96 The cost, at today exchange rate on the ferry, eleven pounds seventy three pence.

97 The realignment of exchange rates discussed above might suggest that it has not been very successful in promoting greater exchange rate stability.

98 Since the fundamentals are almost never equivalent, a world of fixed exchange rates requires periodic exchange rate adjustments.

99 Peso bears could therefore push against the exchange rate only by liquidating their long positions.

100 These cover inflation, budget deficits, exchange rate stability and long-term interest rates.

101 First, the elimination of exchange rate uncertainty will enhance the efficiency of the price mechanism as a resource allocator.

102 A comparison of this approach with simple exchange rate conversions changed the rankings.

103 It seems, however, that the decision to withdraw sterling from the exchange rate mechanism has paid dividends.

104 However, the national monetary sovereignty identified with an exchange rate union is illusory rather than real.

105 Induced trade deficits caused by such structural change may not result in an appropriate exchange rate adjustment.

106 The obvious parallel is with the reaction to Britain's entry into the exchange rate mechanism 18 months ago.

107 Exchange rate changes have been at times suggested as a justifiable response to productivity growth rate differentials.

108 He could have used exports to get the economy going with a substantial reduction in the exchange rate and greater devaluation.

109 Czechoslovakia still insists on an inflated hard currency exchange rate which reflects its closed economy.

110 Preferred stock is often convertible into common stock at a specified exchange rate, or conversion ratio, of common for preferred.

111 Ford blamed the rises on the fall in the pound since the Government pulled out of the exchange rate mechanism in September.

112 Third, the elimination of exchange rate uncertainty will stimulate competitive forces in the union.

113 Just how much people will switch out of sterling depends on how much they think the exchange rate will depreciate.

114 The one mechanism they have at their immediate disposal to stimulate growth is the exchange rate of their currencies.

115 These can rang e from a completely free float to an exchange rate rigidly pegged to another currency or basket of currencies.

116 That is, membership of an exchange rate union is incompatible with the pursuit of an independent monetary policy.

117 These changes were seen as part of a comprehensive strategy to foster exchange rate cohesion.

118 Such a move would probably be ruled out even if we were not members of the exchange rate mechanism.

119 It was after you decided that we'd have to cancel our bookings for Venice next March because of the exchange rate.

120 The official reserve itself is also vulnerable to changes in exchange rate, which compounds the problem of ensuring adequate reserves.