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overissue
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o·ver·is·sue  (vr-sh)
n.
The issue, as of notes or securities, in excess of the issuer's capital, credit, or authority.
over·issue v.
overissue [ˈəʊvərˌɪsjuː -ˌɪʃuː]
vb -sues, -suing, -sued (tr)
(Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) to issue (shares, banknotes, etc.) in excess of demand or ability to pay
n
(Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) shares, banknotes, etc., thus issued
Translations
overissue [ˈəʊvərɪʃuː] (St Ex)
A. N → emisión f excesiva
B. VT → emitir con exceso
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However, in the face of Nationalist military defeats and blatant overissuing of the new currency, attempts to unload the gold yuan by exchanging it for the taipi at the new official 1835:1 exchange rate fueled a huge capital inflow into Taiwan.
Multiple Regime Shifts and Multiple Ends of the Taiwanese ... by Whited, Hsin-Hui I. H. / Southern Economic Journal
 
 
 
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