exchange value造句
1 Markets define things in terms of their exchange value.
2 To start with there is the distinction between exchange value and use value.
3 Fujian Nanquan is of historical value and exchange value with the harmony and with invisibleness, living state, uniqueness and acceptability and local cultural features and so on.
4 Conversely, the exchange value will fall when there is more money.
5 Their exchange value depended not on their silver content, but on the fact that they could be exchanged at every instant, without delay and without cost, at their full face value against gold.
6 A high exchange value makes Japanese exports costlier and less competitive.
7 The foreign exchange value of the dollar has moved over a wide range during the past year or so.
8 Though exchange value is recognized, economic value is not dependent on the existence of a market and price and value are not seen as equal.
9 The euro's foreign exchange value has remained strong against the dollar and other currencies.
10 They now assign a much greater exchange value to gold than before.
11 The U.S. dollar index, which measures the exchange value of the greenback versus a basket of currencies, tumbled 0.624% to 74.068.
12 Actually, only the exchange value of commodity is its real value.
13 Consequently, if there is less money, its exchange value will increase.
14 The clearest measure of stability is the exchange value of a currency over time.
15 To lower the exchange value of ( a currency ) by lowering its gold equivalency.
16 For example, if a pound of coffee sells for ￡3 this is its exchange value.
17 Thus the state tells a group of farmers to produce a million tomatoes and then sets the exchange value of those tomatoes.
18 To take the former, if inflation in China is higher than it is in the US, we can say that the RMB is appreciating in real terms even if its nominal exchange value hasn't changed.
19 Economists such as Ludwig von Mises asserted that "value, " meaning exchange value, was always the result of subjective value judgements.
20 Money is a standard by which economic agents decipher the exchange value of goods, and so it only becomes relevant at the moment of an exchange.
21 As an accounting object, the value movement is expressed in terms of the exchange value movement and the value added movement, whereby the accounting system structure and function is determined.
22 If money is kept to monetary phenomena, then anchoring the exchange value to a tradable index would not be difficult to attain and sustain.
23 The Beijing Olympic commemorative bank note that was released last year with a face value of RMB10 now has an exchange value of RMB1500 among collectors.
24 And a rise in the money stock will necessarily impair the exchange value of money — either by raising prices or by preventing prices from falling.