Examples of using Overvaluation in English and their translations into German
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Their overvaluation neglects considering two further aspects.
Some models suggest a 15% undervaluation, while others suggest a modest 4% overvaluation.
Therefore, many"good" marks of StiWa are clear overvaluations and many"inadequate" marks simply unjustified.
Thanks, in part, to the US exceptionalismnarrative, global investors poured money into US asset markets, contributing to the dollar's current overvaluation.
Reflections at walls, ceilings or floors cause overvaluation of the basic tone portions in terms of energy.
Its overvaluation began with the Mexican peso crisis of 1994, and was officially enshrined by the“strong dollar” policy adopted after the East Asian financial crisis of 1997.
This provides buoyancy to a gold portfolio while the market is correcting for overvaluation of gold in general.
Within this context, overvaluation of the Swiss Franc is likely to continue and to become even stronger temporarily.
The crypto market's highlyspeculative nature has definitely contributed to the overvaluation of a number of cryptocurrencies.
This will increase the overvaluation of our currencies against the dollar, which is already of the order of 40% in terms of parity of purchasing power.
Though the Swiss franc has been strong historically,its massive overvaluation this summer was extraordinary.
We think the gap could be explained as due to an overvaluation by the local governments of their businesses or a lack of enthusiasm on their part for relinquishing control.
Wage restraint was a response to(a) the high wage adjustments in the wake of Germany'sreunification,(b) high levels of unemployment, and(c) the overvaluation of the German currency upon entry into monetary union.
Third, highly intelligent economists, puzzled by the duration of the overvaluation, evolve theories of why things are different this time, and why this time the overvaluation is perhaps sustainable after all.
The overvaluation of the dollar that gradually became apparent in the first half of the 1980s was sharply corrected in 1985, 1986 and in the first two months of 1987 see Graph 1.
There are fathomed its philosophical roots andrevealed their surreal essence, the overvaluation of gravitation towards the electrical forces is worked out in the cosmos.
It makes no commitment to take stock of the euro in the 12 Member States of the euro zone, despite increasing problems in most of those countries,not least in view of the currency's overvaluation.
But fixed exchangerates often lead to undervaluation(as in China) or overvaluation as in Argentina at the beginning of the 2000's, and, in a different context, several eurozone countries now.
From"1977" onwards, growth in production and in the productivity surplus recover, but the latter is not now enough to offset the sharp fallin real agricultural prices, arising from Community budget problems and overvaluation of the guilder.
These difficulties are above all theresult of the falling price of ships around the world, the overvaluation of the Polish currency, a certain reticence on the part of banks, expensive loans and a lack of own capital.
The Committee is concerned that structural reforms in the area of wages trigger downwards competition between Member States, reducing internal demand in the EU and contributing,through an increasing euro area external surplus, to a more pronounced overvaluation of the euro.
From this starting point,fixed exchange rates could be re-established to balance under and overvaluation, standardize monetary reserves and reciprocally stabilize balances of payment.
Investors also need to consider“carbon bubbles,” the overvaluation of fossil-fuel companies based on the assumption that they will be able to continue burning the world's reserves until depletion.
I note in passing that those on whom this report is going to impose the burden of additional working timehave been more effective than you in fighting against the overvaluation of the euro by voting no, in France and in the Netherlands, to the policy that you support.
Ever since then,the intense debate last among economists and economic policy holders about the overvaluation of the property market(ie the occurrence of price bubbles) and about whether monetary policy should do something to prevent the collapse of the market.
By allowing for exchange-rate flexibility, this approach would also enable the central bank to avoid the twin hazards that arise in a currency union: undervaluation,which produces inflationary pressure, and overvaluation, which demands wrenching internal devaluations driving down real wages.
The dynamism of their economy andpotential for growth could be undermined through an overvaluation of their currency, which would reduce their competitiveness in world markets, or through an undervaluation of their currency, which would generate inflationary pressures.
Having carried out an in‑depth study of the finances of Olympic Airways and of Olympic Airlines, the Commission found on 14 September that Greece had granted illegal and incompatible state aid through a number of measures including the non‑payment of tax andsocial security liabilities, the overvaluation of the assets transferred by Olympic Airways to Olympic Airlines, cash grants made by the State to Olympic Airways and the lease of aircraft to Olympic Airlines at below cost341.
Each of them was characterised by specific shocks, namely the overheating of the economy through extremely expansionary fiscal policy(1990-91), the consequences of sharp monetaryrestraint(1992-93), fiscal restraint, too-high wage settlements and currency overvaluation(1994‑95), and finally, continued fiscal restraint, sharp wage restraint and depressed consumer demand(1996-97).10 In 1998 and 1999 the German economy suffered from the weakening of the world economic environment.
