Sentence examples for aggregating supply from inspiring English sources

For some industries full transparency will indeed produce allocative efficiency -- by setting the right prices, based on aggregating supply and demand, the product will end up in the hands of the customers who value it most highly.

"As a large wealth manager, we want to play a critical role in aggregating supply and demand and have invested heavily into impact investing by offering product and advisory solutions," Jürg Zeltner, CEO of wealth management at UBS, said in a statement.

The internet makes it cheaper and easier than ever to aggregate supply and demand.

As much as economists try to restore equilibrium to aggregate supply and demand, or to the relative values of national currencies, the imbalances in our societies are much deeper than the quirks of macroeconomic aggregates.

Second, Hall lays a lot of stress on risk premia as sources of shocks, in effect, to aggregate supply — rising risk premia deterring hiring, so that workers have to spend more time searching.

Lucas and Leonard Rapping laid out the first new classical approach to aggregate supply in 1969.

Because an independent central bank would be able to gather resources and confidence to deal with the "negative shocks to aggregate supply," while a subservient central bank would not.

The program also uses aggregated supply plans to plan advanced ARV procurements delivered to the RDC in bulk shipments using ocean freight, which saves significant funds.

Taking the additional step of aggregating the supply plans of all countries within a region further mitigates supply risks linked to forecasting weaknesses, because adjustments can be made closer to the country program, as opposed to the very beginning of the supply chain.

It also increases aggregate supply, because it supports private-sector productivity and efficiency.

But inflation would result only if monetisation boosted aggregate demand enough to exceed aggregate supply.