Sentences with phrase «equilibrium in a free market»

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As this represents a free market «equilibrium», there is no distortion in the allocation of loanable funds.

The central bank pushes interest rates below the natural rate of interest (i.e., the one that would exist in an free market equilibrium), in order to stimulate the economy.

If there happens to be a gap and an opportunity for free profit (i mean converting currency A to currency B then to currency C and back to currency A, pay for all the transaction fees and still make some profit) such an opportunity will be quickly closed off by tradebots and FC market will be in equilibrium again instantly.

In short, while I believe the private equilibrium is generally quite responsible, regulators can not afford to be Panglossian about it - after all it was this private equilibrium that recently generated the illegal practice of late trading in some mutual funds, where preferred customers got to trade after the markets had closed, and it was this private equilibrium that caused a number of ostensibly safe money market funds in the early 1990s to take on excessive hidden risk that caused them to «break the buck» - in effect declare losses on what is supposed to be a risk free asseIn short, while I believe the private equilibrium is generally quite responsible, regulators can not afford to be Panglossian about it - after all it was this private equilibrium that recently generated the illegal practice of late trading in some mutual funds, where preferred customers got to trade after the markets had closed, and it was this private equilibrium that caused a number of ostensibly safe money market funds in the early 1990s to take on excessive hidden risk that caused them to «break the buck» - in effect declare losses on what is supposed to be a risk free assein some mutual funds, where preferred customers got to trade after the markets had closed, and it was this private equilibrium that caused a number of ostensibly safe money market funds in the early 1990s to take on excessive hidden risk that caused them to «break the buck» - in effect declare losses on what is supposed to be a risk free assein the early 1990s to take on excessive hidden risk that caused them to «break the buck» - in effect declare losses on what is supposed to be a risk free assein effect declare losses on what is supposed to be a risk free asset.

the social market in FIFA Mobile has no constraints - you can buy and sell cards at any price, and it's totally dependent on the free market to eventually come to an equilibrium about what's a reasonable price for cards.