This is taken as an obvious sign that the economy is out of equilibrium.
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When artificial prices are set, supply and demand fall out of equilibrium.
If a stock is going down on heavier than normal volume, this means it will keep falling until it reaches a point of equilibrium.
The ions inside the axon are held out of equilibrium with those outside it (there are too many potassium ions within, and too few sodium).
In that sense we can talk of equilibrium in an economy.
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Ultimately, the market will reach an equilibrium between investment and savings because in the absence of an equilibrium the benefits of a savings-only strategy would evaporate.
Over time, an equilibrium of joining and breaking is reached, but where that equilibrium lies depends on the strength of any central organisation.
But I do have the view that there must be some form of dynamic equilibrium in Asia Pacific, in East and Southeast Asia.
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Jimenez makes no judgments on how others choose lead their lives, but he is insistence that his laid back and carefree attitude remains at the center of his equilibrium.
To break free of this unhappy equilibrium, farmers must set aside a portion of their land to grow cash crops in the dry season, when they fetch a high price.
Of course, in equilibrium, that sort of shift is impossible in aggregate since somebody still has to hold the money.
In Mr Tulip's view, a good part of the difference between the low equilibrium rate of unemployment in America (and Britain) and the much higher rates in continental Europe can be attributed to Europe's higher minimum wages.
So strong is this indirect effect, on his calculations, that the gradual fall in the relative value of America's minimum wage over the past 20 years is capable of explaining 1.5 percentage points of the fall in the country's equilibrium rate of unemployment over the same period.
An equilibrium of full employment, stable prices and adequate domestic savings was never experienced.
The best equilibrium of government action and inaction cannot be determined in a day or in a generation.
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LNG, which is much more tradeable and mobile than pipeline-delivered gas, is set dramatically to change the equilibrium of the gas market.
And, usually, the equilibrium of only one party has to be maintained.
Since 1996, energy balance measurements have been carried out in the vicinity of the mean equilibrium line 5150 m a.s.l. on Zongo Glacier 2.1 km .
"Let them see the whole thing and let them pass judgment, because if they disagree with you, it's the equilibrium of our constitutional system that's involved, " he said.
"We all understand the relationship between sport and business but if you get these two things out of their proper equilibrium then it can turn people off at home, " added Burnham.
The purchasing managers index, a measure of economic expansion and contraction, reached 50.9 in March, slightly above the equilibrium mark of 50.
At best, the Obama administration's approach to U.S. domestic oil and gas production can be characterized as a strategy of ambivalence, an uneasy equilibrium between desire to lessen the role of fossil fuels and the reality of their necessity in a functioning U.S. economy.
You could stack an investment line and later a government spending line on top of a consumption line and establish equilibrium spending and income by the intersection of the top line with the 45-degree line.
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Those who worked with what was alive in an infinity of yesterdays complained that even though they had no good explanation of why punctuated-equilibrium theory worked, you couldn't argue with the evidence in the rocks, maths or no maths.
As lower costs encourage firms to produce more at any given price (ie, the supply curve shifts from S1 to S2 in the chart), the long-term equilibrium level of output will rise and the price level will fall.
The rapid reduction of sharks is disrupting the ocean's equilibrium, according to Peter Knights, director of WildAid International.
This unfortunate policy cycle delays the rebalancing of world accounts that is needed to restore economic equilibrium, and it can freeze the kind of private investment that is needed to get the developed economies going and to boost supply in the emerging markets where there is currently an excess of demand.
ABMs, in contrast, make no assumptions about the existence of efficient markets or general equilibrium.
The macroeconomy has a long-run equilibrium natural rate of unemployment and GDP from which unanticipated counter-cyclical policy can scarcely nudge the economy.
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