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A Note on “British Overvaluations and Devaluations”
International Journal: Canada's Journal of Global Policy Analysis, 1950I be permitted to take issue with the conclusions Professor Malach draws from the interesting and lucid analysis in his recent article?1 It will be my contention that this apparent contradiction is due to the omission of certain vital factors which must have a place alongside his analysis in order that the conclusions may be valid.
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Underestimating the Costs of Overvaluation
Review of Political Economy, 1996In addition to the obvious cost of the debt burden on loans used to finance deficits, overvaluation of a national currency weakens the competitiveness of national industries and contributes to the likelihood of more serious, delayed costs of adjustment and intersectoral reallocation of resources. These costs are heavy costs to put against the political
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Confidentiality may be overvalued
BMJ, 1998With a disturbingly high prevalence of physical and sexual abuse in the community, it is not uncommon for doctors to become involved in situations of the kind described. Here, the paediatrician has presented two possible courses of action—to report the matter, thereby breaching confidentiality, or to maintain confidentiality by not disclosing the ...
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, 1997 By most standards, the price of equities in the United States has risen remarkably rapidly during the last 15 years. Since 1994 alone, the Standard & Poor's index of 500 stock prices has doubled. Although the rapid growth of corporations' profits has propelled the price of their stock, shareholders also are willing to pay a greater price per dollar of ...
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British Overvaluations and Devaluations
International Journal: Canada's Journal of Global Policy Analysis, 1949There appear to be at least six similarities between the previous case of pound overvaluation and devaluation and the present one. (1) As in the 1920's, so also in the recent post-war period, too high a value was chosen for the pound, partly to increase the prestige of London as a "sound" financial centre.
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Are houses overvalued in the Netherlands? [PDF]
, 2008 The movement of the level of house prices in the Netherlands between 1980 and 2007 is explainable fairly well by fundamental supply and demand factors. Empirical research has shown that the overvaluation of approximately 10% that existed in 2003 shrunk to approximately 0% in 2007.
Henk Kranendonk, Johan Verbruggen
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