Sentence examples for comparing supply from inspiring English sources
In comparing supply curves of the real market of Iran with the Nash equilibrium, each of them which its curve has less distance with the curve of the competitive market is more efficient.
He considered market prices to be derived by comparing supply, the quantity of a particular good in a particular market, to demand, the quantity of money brought to be exchanged.
A gap analysis was performed comparing supply and requirement projections in order to identify future shortages or surpluses of FPs.
The outbreak led to a flurry of lab testing and a survey of the industry to determine how the virus had entered the country, comparing supplies and feeds in an effort to find a smoking gun.
In April this year, a report by the environmental consultants Amec Foster Wheeler for the South Downs National Park compared supply and demand in the area's nine "water resource zones".
While Ransom and Oaxaca (2010), Booth and Katic (2011), and Hirsch et al. (2010) compared supply across gender and Fox (2010) across age, few studies of dynamic monopsony have tested for heterogeneity across other relevant variables, such as sector or region, as done here.
In a recent paper* Arvind Krishnamurthy and Annette Vissing-Jorgensen of Northwestern University quantify the money-like properties of American debt by comparing its supply from 1926 to 2008 with market-based measures of safety and liquidity.
We finally calculate the lost welfare or inefficiency of the Nash equilibrium and the real market by comparing their supply curves with the competitive curve.
The model presented in this study can be a useful tool for comparing power supply reliability of varying capacities among similar system architectures.
Comparing limited supply voltage reduction capability with the remarkably large reduction factor obtainable for the currents, it is concluded that by reducing the circuit's currents, much smaller power consumption can be achieved.
