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inconvertible
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A conservative fiscal policy since 1991, including inconvertibility of the national currency, the som, has shielded its citizens from the hyperinflation that ravaged other former Soviet republics, but the policy previously diminished potential foreign investment.
Untapped energy riches of Uzbekistan by John C.K. Daly, OilPrice.com / Stockhouse
This insurance, issued by a US Government agency [Overseas Private Investment Corporation] insures our investment against loss from civil strife, nationalization and currency inconvertibility," he said.
Long term prospects. For risk-adjusted returns and sustainable ... by Soma Digest (Suleimanieh, Iraq)
Rod Morris, Vice-President-OPIC in his presentation elaborated that Political Risk Insurance - PRI coverage is basically comprised of inconvertibility in the form of inability to get earnings, confiscation, breach of government contract or guarantee, denial of justice, etc.
KCCI supports OPIC-USA stepping in Pakistan by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
 
 
 
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