Citations:rublization

English citations of rublization

• 2014 December 18, James P. Neelankavil, Anoop Rai, Basics of International Business, Routledge, →ISBN, page 266:

  Today, it could easily be called “euroization” or “rublization” or “yuanization,” depending on the currency adopted. Two countries that recently “dollarized” their currencies were Ecuador in 2000 and El Salvador in 2001.

• 1994, Daily Report: Central Eurasia:

  ... of this autonomous republic - Saburov added: "Telling representatives of the Russian mass media about agreeing with Kiev on the issue of the Crimea's 'rublization', I quoted Yuriy Meshkov as saying this on his visit to Moscow.

• 1995 11, Problems of Economic Transition:

  […] opening up of national economies, the instability of newcomer currencies, and the total “dollarization” and “rublization” of economic life depress the real scale of economic activity. Per capita GDP is evidently two to […]

• 2016 September 26, Christopher Hartwell, Two Roads Diverge, Cambridge University Press, →ISBN, page 446:

  Moreover, a point of pride for Kravchuk in state-building was to introduce a new Ukrainian currency; this also became a macroeconomic imperative and issue of policy sovereignty, as the Ukrainian economy's rubleization meaning that […]