Overvaluation

And even using the label overvaluation may be a bit presumptuous. ❋ Unknown (2009)

On Wednesday, the central bank said it would rapidly expand banks' most readily available deposits to 120 billion francs $165.15 billion, from 80 billion francs, and would conduct foreign-exchange swap transactions in an effort to counter the "massive overvaluation of the Swiss franc." ❋ Anita Greil (2011)

We encounter overvaluation of activity for its own sake, as well as overvaluation of exertion and drudgery, and -- last but not least -- overvaluation of the social function of work. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Greed and avarice blind the masses to the overvaluation until rationality unpredictably takes hold and the bubble collapses. ❋ Gregory Unruh (2011)

In a world where, for centuries, men have held the bulk of the power and built the very structures of this society unchecked, it's not difficult to see how we've arrived at this point: Whatwe're seeing is the result of an overvaluation of the masculine strengths -- machismo -- run a-freaking-mok. ❋ Barbara (2011)

The Economist currently estimates the extent of housing price overvaluation as follows: ❋ Unknown (2009)

The Swiss central bank stunned markets by attempting to reverse the "massive overvaluation" of the Swiss franc, which hit record highs against the dollar as a perceived haven, by cutting interest rates. ❋ Unknown (2011)

The SNB said it would rapidly expand banks' most readily available deposits to 120 billion francs $166.52 billion, from the current level of 80 billion francs, and would conduct foreign-exchange swap transactions in an effort to counter the "massive overvaluation of the Swiss franc." ❋ Deborah Ball (2011)

And others felt they were a fully appropriate response to the prospect of large inflows of short-term capital that could lead to substantial overvaluation of the exchange rate. ❋ David Romer (2011)

We appreciate that sustained exchange rate overvaluation creates difficulties for many businesses and threatens jobs in some sectors. ❋ Robb M. Stewart (2010)

"Part of the overvaluation reflects the positive interest-rate differential, which may dissipate with eventual tightening by major central banks," it said. ❋ Lucy Craymer (2011)

The overvaluation of the franc has slowed the economy and driven inflation close to zero. ❋ Deborah Ball (2011)

Which of the three concepts do I have in mind when I speak of the "overvaluation of work"? ❋ Unknown (2009)

The overvaluation of the dollar against the Chinese yuan and other currencies is the main reason for the huge US trade deficit. ❋ Unknown (2011)

In its statement yesterday, the bank said that "the current massive overvaluation of the Swiss franc poses an acute threat to the Swiss economy and carries the risk of a deflationary development." ❋ Unknown (2011)

In the second are emerging economies with flexible exchange rates that intervene or impose taxes to try to reduce the risks of significant overvaluation, of bubbles and inflationary pressure. ❋ David Wessel (2010)

Not surprisingly, this overvaluation is making it very difficult for US manufacturers to compete with China. ❋ Unknown (2011)

These risky funds often are guilty of inadequate disclosure of costs, overvaluation of holdings to goose reported performance and manager pay, and cozy ties between funds and brokers that often shortchange investors. ❋ Les Leopold (2011)

A prolonged period of overvaluation of the pound, under both Tory and Labour administrations in recent decades, had a painfully negative impact on the supply side. ❋ Unknown (2011)