Sentences with phrase «real effective»

Yet, the only real effective way to teach them how to achieve this is to take every opportunity to teach the correct behavior.

We could afford rotation on a weekly basis as well as bringing on real effective substitutions for players on the pitch!

The country's real effective exchange rate rose considerably, even as the the economy slowed to annual growth rates of 7 % from the double - digit pace to which the world was accustomed:

And with the yuan now at an all - time high in real effective terms according to latest data from the Bank of International Settlements, it will be a tall order for exporters to increase growth over the coming years.

«Not real effective,» he said.

China's real effective exchange rate, a measure adjusted for inflation and trade with other nations, climbed 13 percent over the last four quarters and was the highest among 32 major currencies tracked by Bank for International Settlements indexes.

When the DXY hit 103 in December of last year, an analysis based on purchasing power parity and real effective exchange rates suggested that it was roughly 10 % to 15 % overvalued.

This ChartBrief looks at the REER (Real Effective Exchange Rate - from the BIS) for China and Japan.

The British Pound, Swedish Krona, Norwegian Krone and Russian Ruble all screen as historically cheap on the real effective exchange rate.

The agency said it did not believe the central bank hiking its late - liquidity window rate last week would be sufficient to bring down inflation to the state - lender's 5 percent target or reduce the volatility in Turkey's real effective exchange rate.

Or how bout the passing game had not been real effective, Wentz had been under pressure a lot in the first half, had been sacked 2 twice, knocked down and hurried a number of times.

In India Ayurveda has given us some real effective and safe home remedies.

As a result, the real effective exchange rate of Spain has depreciated by around 7 per cent since 2008, in contrast to an appreciation of 1 per cent in Germany — an improvement achieved despite Spain's inability to devaluate its own currency.

We have (a) a bunch of entrepreneurs who have just entered the game (only a few of whom will be able to sustain it over time), (b) enthusiasts who are in it for fun (and may tire of it once the novelty wears off, or deafening silence dampens that enthusiasm), and (c) no real effective way to filter through the crap.