Comments on Economics Essays: The effects of a devaluation in the Dollar

From the Economic Growth section above. "If ...

2010-08-12T06:00:24.340+01:00

From the Economic Growth section above.

"If the dollar becomes weaker, exports become cheaper leading to an increase in demand for US exports."

What is described as a "weaker" dollar is one that would be stronger in terms of trading currency and stronger in terms of its ability to help improve the sale of exports. The word weaker should be more correctly

to devalue a currency is to increase the money sup...

2009-09-02T16:24:43.353+01:00

to devalue a currency is to increase the money supply to the country. which means printing more money. so the more money the government distributes through printing instead of earning from the market, the lower the value.

I am not an expert in Economics but simply a profe...

2009-03-20T11:27:00.000Z

I am not an expert in Economics but simply a professional and small business owner, largely believe in on commonsense. To be honest, after B-School, have not touched this great science.
While we think on the dollar devaluation hypothesis and analyze that devaluation of dollar would make imports significantly expensive to the US. However, what we undermine the fact that if the dollar is

I mean, in what ways do they actually make the dol...

2009-01-30T05:34:00.000Z

I mean, in what ways do they actually make the dollar depreciate against other currencies?

I really enjoy reading your posts. I've got a ques...

2009-01-30T05:25:00.000Z

I really enjoy reading your posts. I've got a question, how would the dollar be devalued? Thanks a lot

Since this website has the intention of helping ot...

2008-06-01T04:29:00.000+01:00

Since this website has the intention of helping others learn, it would be prudent to define your acronyms. For example, you used the acronym 'AD'. Due to the context of the paragraph, I'm guessing you mean "Aggregate Demand".

If you're unable to use acronym tags with the "title" option in the body of your text, then perhaps leaving out (or explaining) them would be beneficial.