Examples of using Excess demand in English and their translations into German
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Kitzbühel: Surrounding villages profiting from the excess demand.
To them excess demand means lost revenue and excess supply a waste of resources.
The limited building land exacerbates this excess demand still further.
We're safe if there's excess demand for Hungarian agricultural products, and this is the situation now.
In several of them, therefore, there is excess demand for advertising time.
Due to the excess demand, Engel& Völkers in Kitzbühel anticipates further price rises for residential properties in the future.
But they do not cause inflation unless they lead to excess demand for goods and labor.
Excess demand has resulted in mounting imbalances: the current account deficit is forecast to be 13.9% of GDP and inflation around 5½% in 2007.
If interest rates remain too low for an extended period, this will trigger an excess demand for goods and services.
In other words, an excess demand for financial assets in one sector must be accomodated by an excess supply of financial assets by the other two sectors.
The"Carolingian" market is characterised by excess capacity, while the Italian market suffers from excess demand.
If the current rate ofconstruction of new housing continues beyond 2017, the excess demand on the domestic housing market will certainly drop.
When there is no excess demand for cash, there will be no excess supply of the bonds and stocks that underpin and finance the economy's productive capital.
To some small degree, a change in investor sentiment has induced the rise in excess demand for such assets.
And global financial markets are now telling us that this excess demand for safe, liquid, high-quality financial assets has just gotten bigger.
Monetary policy is oriented towards the euro area,and is therefore ineffective in dealing with country specific excess demand or supply situations.
The investments will go some way towards meeting the current excess demand for processed iron and steel scrap in the Community and will have a positive effect on the environment.
Flow disequilibrium, moderate indexation Indexation coefficient 0,75 Coefficient of financial pressure,k 1,1 Initial excess demand(%) in flows 9,9 in stocks 0,0.
When there is excess demand for safe, liquid, high-quality financial assets, the rule for which economic policy to pursue- if, that is, you want to avoid a deeper depression- has been well-established since 1825.
A recent foresight study anticipates that theEU labour market may face an excess demand of 384,000 ICT practitioners by 2015.
As excess demand in well-functioning futures markets can easily be met by sufficient supply(i.e., by issuing new futures contracts), the effect of speculation on the equilibrium price is relatively small and short-lived compared to price swings of a physical asset, for which supply might be less elastic or even fixed in the short term.
Flow and stock disequilibrium, high indexation Indexation coefficient 0,95 Coefficient of financial pressure,k 1,1 Initial excess demand(%) in flows 9,9 in stocks 16,3.
When excess demand is for high-quality assets- places where you can park your wealth and be assured that it will still be there when you come back- the natural response is to have credit-worthy governments guarantee some private assets and buy up others, swapping them out for their own liabilities and thus diminishing the supply of risky assets and increasing the supply of safe assets.
A normal gap between supply and demand for some subset of currently produced commodities is not a serious problem,because it is balanced by excess demand for other currently produced commodities.
These restrictions have led to artificial shortfalls in the supply of advertising time,with the result that there is substantial excess demand for advertising time in most Member States, and in particular in Germany and France.
Economic theory assumes that on efficient markets prices adjust to match supply with demand: if there is excess demand, prices rise; if there is excess supply, prices fall.
INFLATIONARY GAP The extent to which the actual aggregate expenditure exceeds the full employment level of aggregateexpenditure is called the inflationary gap because such excess demand can only cause inflation as businesses already are producing at full capacity.
