dollarization AmE , auch: dollarisation BrE

Dollarization advocates say that this is all to the good.

It results in a rapid and sizable process of dollarization.

Under dollarization, the banks lose their most important power, the ability to print money.

Over the past two years, dollarization has helped revive Ecuador's economy.

He proposed economic reforms that produced the "dollarization" of the economy.

But with "dollarization" and higher cost of living this is slowly being in eroded.

He responded that dollarization was one of the options under consideration.

But the report is skeptical of so-called dollarization on both financial and political grounds.

Dollarization also appears to have spread from real estate to consumer goods.

At the current stage a new currency for the region is not being considered, while dollarization could also be a possibility.

"And if you follow poor policies, I don't think dollarization will solve your problems."

However, there is a positive association between dollarization and interest rates in a dual-currency economy.

The pattern of the dollarization process also varies across countries with different foreign exchange and capital controls.

Under "dollarization," a government guarantees the local currency's value against the dollar at a fixed rate.

But one of his first moves was to complete dollarization, which helped businesses but not the poor.

A few cases of full dollarization until 1999 had been the consequence of political and historical factors.

Indeed, some analysts even suggest that dollarization could be a tool to reduce income inequality.

Until now, American treasury officials have been unwilling to either openly condemn or endorse the dollarization.

Another immediate effect of dollarization was rounding up.

Within a couple of years, dollarization had knocked inflation to under 20% - technically.

Dollarization, as that idea is called, amounts to a sort of a gold standard without gold.

Dollarization can occur in a number of situations.

Countries with high liability dollarization (external, public, or financial) tend to stabilize their exchange rate.

Empirical studies show that fixed exchange rate regime is the main reason of liability dollarization.

And a third possibility is a devaluation followed by "dollarization" as a brake on a currency free fall.