Sentences with phrase «excess of demand»

The best time to sell a home is during a seller's market — a market that has more buyers than sellers and hence higher prices result from this excess of demand over supply.

He also went on to say that the new condos coming onto the Toronto market in 2014 were far in excess of demand.

Questions like this can highlight management's competitive strategy and how much excess of demand over supply exists in the current environment.

«The education system produces qualified graduates far in excess of demand.

Who can't complain of an excess of demands and a shortage of time and patience?

Not exact matches

Instead, prices in Toronto surged, demand in Calgary recovered, and construction on new homes jumped to levels well in excess of what is necessary to keep up with changes in population.

The market didn't crash, as some had feared, and the drop in sales shows the tax was successful at «squeezing out some of the excess demand,» says Caranci at TD.

Rental companies included in the sharing economy enable individuals to create wealth for themselves, solve problems and simultaneously use excess capacity in the market, thereby preventing demand for the manufacture of new goods.

By and large, we still believe that the supply - demand dynamics in real estate mean there's plenty of excess returns to be had.

The federation, however, is adamant on keeping the quota, and believes stockpiling excess maple syrup is a strategic move to keep up with future demands (the federation currently stores 60 million pounds of maple syrup).

It might seem unimportant to know exactly why copper has been added to the list of sick commodities, but if it is more than a fright over excess supply and slack demand then we could be on the verge of a rerun of the GFC.

In demanding, competitive industries like tech and finance, professionals work in excess of 60 hours a week as a rule, and are available constantly by smartphone.

Even better: Since production runs are limited to the number of presales, there's no waste and no excess inventory to mark down due to tepid demand.

As a result, in practice, the ON RRP is currently being run with an aggregate capacity limit of around $ 2 trillion, which is far in excess of typical daily demand and well above the $ 300 billion capacity limit the facility had had since September 2014.

Because «overvaluation» and «undervaluation» usually refer to the fundamental value of a currency, this excess of supply over demand would only imply an overvaluation of the RMB if supply and demand were driven primarily by economic fundamentals.

«In our view, China's structural growth deceleration is only half - way through and under the weight of debt and excess capacity, weakening investment demand will remain the main culprit.»

Last week I had drinks with one of my former Peking University students and we discussed some of the ways the global economy might react to a world adjusting from a global crisis with weak demand and excess liquidity.

[12] Nor does the notion that monetary policy operates by expanding the money supply (or base money) and this excess supply bids up demand for goods and services (and their prices) as people attempt to get rid of their excessive money balance.

One class of theories says inflation is produced by excess demand for available resources.

So what kind of world are we in — one with excess savings, or one with excess demand?

Instead of working on the demand side, attention has turned to stimulating business through tax cuts, entrepreneurship and innovation while phasing out excess capacity resulting from the previous stimulus.

Although manufacturing overcapacity is certainly a problem, much of it is in areas in which global demand has simply collapsed, and isn't coming back, and so a cheaper currency would have little impact beyond temporarily reducing excess inventory, which is not enough of a benefit to justify the many costs of a weaker currency.

Hovering over this conversation is the specter of secular stagnation, a persistent demand shortfall that stems from excess savings colliding with insufficient investment opportunities.

In today's environment of weak global demand, there has been little appetite among any major economies for the excess production and savings of these major surplus nations, but the absence of capital controls has made the United States the default adjustment for global capital imbalances.

Unlike surplus countries, Mexico doesn't suffer from domestic demand deficiencies that require trade surpluses and the export of excess savings.

Summers and other secular stagnation supporters argue that the level of interest rates needed to bring the economy back to full capacity is below the effective lower bound for monetary policy, so central banks are powerless to stimulate enough demand to use up excess supply.

If the recovery got underway in earnest and credit demand surged, we could slow down the rate of credit creation by raising the interest rate we pay on excess reserves.

While each metal offers its own supply and demand dynamic, the general theme of excess supply (or at least balanced markets) is ubiquitous.

Scott Sumner told us in September 2009 that «the real problem was nominal,» that is, the recession and its high unemployment were primarily due to an unsatisfied excess demand for money (combined with real effects on debt burdens of nominal income being below its previous path).

Dourado writes (I take his «in the short run» to mean «in a situation of unsatisfied excess demand for money»):

In a 6/25/15 address to the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) forum (brought to our attention by Luke Gromen in his newsletter, The Forest for the Trees), Dr.Yao Yudong of the People's Bank of China stated, «Main reserve currency issuers may either fail to adequately meet the demand of a growing global economy for liquidity as they try to ease inflation pressures at home, or create excess liquidity in the global markets by overly stimulating domestic demand.»

In his article «The Age of Secular Stagnation,» Larry Summers argued that excess of saving over investment is acting as a drag on demand to weigh on growth and inflation, and current monetary stimulus should be expanded to accelerate investments and pull demand forward, such as raising the inflation target or to conduct nominal GDP targeting.

Moreover, these deviations were all on the downside reflecting an excess supply of cash, and were no more than two basis points, despite the markedly greater demand for cash which could have been expected to drive the price of cash up.

Real interest rates are very low, demand has been sluggish, and inflation is low, just as one would expect in the presence of excess saving.

This resulted in an excess supply of RMBS in the local market at the same time as demand was reduced by the absence of the SIVs themselves.

The reality is a bank has a surplus of cheap money and lots of potential investments, there is an excess demand for their services and therefore they can pick the most secure and risk - free investments.

Upward pressures on wages and prices associated with demand from the resource sector, and any excess demand in the non-tradable sector, might require an increase in interest rates in order to contain inflation; this will depend in part on the extent of the exchange rate appreciation.

As examples of the latter, domestic demand in the earlier widenings ran at unsustainably fast rates, usually in excess of 7 per cent per annum for a time.

Another example would find the economics of a sector temporarily depressed as excess inventories get worked down, bringing supply and demand into balance once again and restoring the sector's economics.

The ZIP Code - level analysis was not conducted in metro areas whose legacy housing supply was deemed in excess of their current demand.

In fact, given some of the challenges surrounding slack demand and excess supply, an optimal decision would likely be to view each metal as a specific case study.

We've consistently predicted the good deflation of excess supply, but in our two Deflation books and subsequent reports, we said clearly that the bad deflation of deficient demand could occur — due to severe and widespread financial crises or due to global protectionism.

[1] Also, any net demand for TLTRO II that is not rolled over from TLTRO I will increase the level of excess liquidity and thus the aggregate cost of negative rates for depositors, while potentially reducing the amount of other refinancing operations, including ECB's MRO currently standing at EUR63bn.

Such conversions are likely to grow more frequent as self - described «lovers of death» such as ISIS force the French to explain and defend a civilization firmly based, for all its inconsistencies, excesses, and aberrations, on the reverent love of human life demanded by the doctrine of the Incarnation.

Or (to mention a case which is more rarely to be seen in real life, but which dialectically is entirely correct) this despair of immediacy occurs through what the immediate man calls an all - too - great good fortune; for it is a fact that immediacy as such is prodigiously fragile, and every quid nimis [excess] which demands of it reflection brings it to despair.

Aspire cofounder and CEO Mohammed Ashour said they are in the process of growing our capacity to meet that excess demand, especially since Exo has more demand for powder than Aketta, both in terms of what's needed to actually manufacture the bars and in how many bars they're selling.

Cayenne production in New Mexico was valued in excess of $ 4.7 million at farm-gate because of the demand for cayenne mash, the core ingredient in hot sauce.

It later emerged slowing demand in China and a failure to quickly halt the production of excess infant formula had left the company with just $ 1 million in cash and reliant on the grace of its bankers to fund working capital.

Patty Clayton, a senior analyst at Datum, told DairyReporter.com that the news from Fonterra gives a rough idea of a global trend whereby the market is moving from a situation of excess demand to one where supply is recovering.

Roberto Mancini may have dropped the forward last weekend for the high - profile clash against AS Roma, but Inter would still reportedly demand a fee in excess of $ 35 million for their captain.