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    The Evidence Available Suggests That the Effects of Devaluation Appear
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The Evidence Available Suggests That the Effects of Devaluation Appear

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The evidence available suggests that the effects of devaluation appear to differ across countries and time so that no strong generalizations regarding the effects of devaluation on the balance of trade and/or balance of payments are possible.

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