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1. The excess supply of money in the domestic money market will push down the rate of interest.

2. Initially we assume that there is excess supply in both markets.

3. However, a surplus or excess supply still exists and competition among sellers will once again bid down the price of corn.

4. Traders said intensifying worries about falling prices and excess supply have sent investors scurrying from the semiconductor sector.

5. It would export excess supply, instead.

6. Unless this is reversed, excess supply of surplus countries must also collapse.

7. The excess supply of datable womenthe resulting dating disadvantage forces women into bursts of self-improvement, which may explain why they tend to be better dressedbetter educated than men.

8. Curve of excess supply and international equilibrium price in Ricardian comparative cost theory are teaching content, important and difficult.

9. If they try to subsidise their excess supply, in response to falling demand, retaliation seems certain.

10. In the present situation, the excess supply of goods, even the Shouchu, or excessive.

11. Excess supply has forced the prices of solar panels down by more than 40 % this year.

12. They relieve this excess supply by spending the excess money on consumer and producer goods.

13. Excess supply reflects the under-pricing of capital, and China's system is structured to increase supply quickly.

14. System excess supply is to point to certain system and system environment not from just.sentencedict.com

15. In effect, we have an incipient excess supply of savings even at a zero interest rate.

16. On the other hand, if the initial state is one of excess supply money-wages will fall at a rate.

17. Similarly, if the price level should fall, the real wage would rise, creating an excess supply of labour.

18. The result in this case is a 10, 000-bushel surplus or excess supply of corn in the market.

19. In particular, the real wage will adjust spontaneously soas to prevent the emergence of excess supply in the labour market.

20. Richard Berner said the problems in the housing market still have "a long way to go" due to excess supply and caution by both mortgage lenders and potential buyers over price stability.

21. The simple fact is that we have a global excess supply of savings, which is doing terrible things to workers.

22. Continued investment-driven growth, he argued, would only result in excess supply and put an unsupportable burden on China's resource base and natural environment.

23. Finding a longer - term cure for chronic global excess supply still lies ahead.

24. Online advertising money has moved to search - ie , Google - and excess supply has depressed prices of display advertisements.