Sentence examples for * disequilibria from inspiring English sources

Chemical, mechanical, or spectral disequilibria may also be sought.

"Persistent disequilibria in the world economy continue to harbor the danger of further appreciation of European currencies in the face of large external deficits in the U.S. and inflexible currency regimes in other parts of the world," they wrote.

At a time when top-down models for stabilizing economies were popular, particularly in developing countries, Mr. Hirschman was inclined toward a kind of chaotic capitalism called disequilibria.

He challenged the conventional wisdom among his fellow development economists that poor countries need "balanced growth"; he argued instead that the "disequilibria" generated by unbalanced growth might do a better job of mobilising resources.

Including disequilibria in the capital market as a third source of disequilibria would further extend and complicate the analysis and will not be considered here.

First, the ability of the output gap to reflect and summarise the disequilibria of the economy.

Prices and wages start to adjust due to the disequilibria in goods and labor markets.

Badino studies "the effects of small disequilibria between the external and internal climates".

Coincidentally, mycorrhizal colonization is able to compensate such disequilibria (Ruiz-Lozano [2003]; Marulanda et al. [2006]).

Any resulting gap between both variables is filled with imports, creating cripping disequilibria in foreign international trade and financing.

The effect of so called uranium/thorium-series disequilibria give rise to a number of dating methods.