Sentence examples for monetary disequilibrium from inspiring English sources
Especially when one partner brings considerable assets to a marriage -- and monetary disequilibrium is a fact of life -- prenuptial agreements are sometimes important in laying a fair and compassionate groundwork for a successful marriage.
In a country like Bolivia, prone to substantial monetary disequilibriums, controlling for both investment risk and inflation risk makes sense.
Meanwhile, the monetary union remains an unstable disequilibrium: either the eurozone moves towards fuller integration (capped by political union to provide democratic legitimacy to the loss of national sovereignty on banking, fiscal, and economic affairs), or it will undergo disunion, disintegration, fragmentation, and eventual breakup.
In particular, the possibility of (multiple) regime switches implies the need for deeper analysis and careful monitoring of the disequilibrium mechanisms and dynamics when designing and implementing monetary and fiscal policies.
In the original disequilibrium literature, Hool (1980) focuses on the complications of disequilibrium for monetary and fiscal management.
Under the International Monetary Fund this position was altered quite deliberately to allow a country whose payments were in "fundamental disequilibrium," to propose a change of parity.
In other words, Patinkin re-framed Hicks's model of Keynesian "equilibrium unemployment" as a model of "disequilibrium unemployment". Patinkin was careful to place his work in MIP in the context of the debates in monetary and macro-economics which preceded it and helped motivate it; this required extensive research of the work of Walras, Keynes, and many other figures in the history of economics.
b, Genome-wide linkage disequilibrium.
"The source of the disequilibrium is different.
On measures of gametic disequilibrium.
