It might be better, therefore, to try to limit the overshoot in the first place.How?
This was not, of course, the bank's contribution to ease the likely overshoot in government borrowing for the current financial year.
That's already happening in our steadily growing global economy, with the world entering ecological overshoot in 2015 six days earlier than last year.
In many markets, not just the stock market, prices tend to overshoot in one direction or another and, eventually, revert to the mean.
Austria's finance minister, Hans Jörg Schelling, said: "I think we should not overshoot in tackling these things out of the hysteria on Panama".
Central banks are not very good at those sorts of things.You need to overshoot, in other words, because undershooting feeds on itself.
However, there is another way the story can play out - a major overshoot in prices and build up in debt followed by a sharp correction with negative equity and an overhang of debt for many households.
A second is a major overshoot in prices and build-up in debt followed by a sharp correction with negative equity and an overhang of debt for many households.
The overshoot in these economies and others bears an unhappy resemblance to that prevailing in America at the height of its boom before the crisis.Following an agonising housing slump, America's property market now looks in good shape.
For a fast impulse, a substantial overshoot in NO2 concentration is observed immediately after extinction.
The chain degradation occurred when we observed a strong overshoot in transient stresses.
