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18 gru 2014 · Only partially comprehending these factors, the Nixon administration sought to reinvigorate US economic power by orchestrating a devaluation of the dollar. Doing so proved contentious with US allies and stymied the international cooperation on which the Bretton Woods order depended.
This is accomplished by focusing on (a) subprocesses such as categorization and legitimation, (b) the conditions that sustain heterarchies, and (c) valuation and evaluative practices. The article reviews these literatures and provides directions for a future research agenda.
In the context of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), devaluation refers to the process by which individuals or groups, especially those from marginalised communities, are diminished or regarded as less valuable due to their identity, background, or characteristics.
Learn about the concept of devaluation, its causes, and its effects on economies, including examples and differences between intentional and unintentional devaluation.
4 lut 2021 · Feb 4th 2021. SINCE ITS peak in March 2020 the dollar has lost over a tenth of its value relative to the euro, as well as losing ground against other prominent currencies (such as the yen and...
7 lut 2022 · In this article, cross-country multilevel regressions reveal lower-level degrees (i.e. short-cycle tertiary) are devalued due to the larger extent of lower-level tertiary expansion in a society, regardless of degree holders’ skills level. This is consistent with the concept of credential inflation.
1 sty 2021 · Introduction. “Dollar hegemony” is a loosely defined phrase, usually referred to historically determined contexts in which the US dollar is adopted as the main international reserve instrument, unit of account, and means of payment.
