"optimal equilibrium" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it is commonly used in economics, mathematics, and other fields to describe a state where all forces are balanced and the most efficient outcome is achieved. Example: "The economy has reached an optimal equilibrium, with low unemployment and steady economic growth."
Controlled oxidation of electrode materials coupled with ammonia adsorption have been realized in order to adjust the optimal equilibrium conditions.
Optimal designs are then compared to determinate relationships between the design parameters of the optimal equilibrium sequences and the optimal non-equilibrium sequences.
An adaptive learning technique is introduced to construct an optimum seeking algorithm that drives the system states to optimal equilibrium concentrations of the reaction mixture.
The main findings are: (i) Countercyclical reserve policies protect the optimal equilibrium against modest shocks but are powerless against large shocks.
The development of an evolutionary model allows to identify the main features characterising firms and students, to be focused on by educational and governmental institutions, in order to move towards the optimal equilibrium, where tourism graduated employees prevail, while the development of a dynamic model allows to show that this equilibrium is not detrimental to tourism trained employees.
In this paper we propose a method to compute second-best Pareto optimal equilibrium prices for any market exhibiting non-convexities and, based on this result, an energy market design able to restore the correct energy price signals for supply investors.
Applications of variational inequalities span as diverse disciplines as differential equations, time-optimal control, optimization, equilibrium, mathematical programming, mechanics, finance, and so on (see, e.g.,[1, 2, 3] for more details).
But so far, problems of imperfect information and enforcement have pushed this three person game toward the sub-optimal equilibrium.
Like the routing problem, if there is an open path between every company, it may lead to an un-optimal equilibrium compared to one which has less open paths.
In a recent article in the Chicago Tribune, Cynthia van Zelm, executive director of the Mansfield Downtown Partnership, commented that she could think of no previous example of such a project.It could be possible that the merchants of Storrs are caught in a sub-optimal equilibrium, in which a single store cannot attract a large enough market, but a group might.
The authors argue that the U.S. market may have become locked in a sub-optimal equilibrium in which most consumers are no longer familiar with the full range of what beer is and can be.
