Sentence examples for perfectly substitutable from inspiring English sources

They also emphasize the importance of imperfect substitution between blacks and whites: had these groups been perfectly substitutable, the Great Migration would have had little effect on the distribution of skill, and hence the wage structure, in the North.

We shouldn't assume that public and private finance are perfectly substitutable, so that if you don't have enough of one, you can simply add in the other.

Maybe you get one boom and bust, but thereafter it should be clear that high values in coastal cities aren't sustainable, because they just shift demand to Phoenix or Houston.But housing across cities isn't perfectly substitutable.

Supply growth in places like Phoenix will slow even as values rise.To put things another way: if it seemed as though housing in one city were perfectly substitutable for housing in another, then so long as supply were flexible somewhere we wouldn't expect wild price gyrations to come one after the other.

However, it implicitly assumes that all energy types are perfectly substitutable and thus may result in distorted conclusions in energy-economy research.

(A sufficient condition for the cost differential to be smaller in the right panel than the left is that effort and capital are not perfectly substitutable).

The present study showed a proportionally larger increase in the volumes of dispensed substitutable pharmaceuticals compared with non-substitutable pharmaceuticals, since the introduction of generic substitution.

The present study aims to investigate how the sales patterns for substitutable and non-substitutable pharmaceuticals have developed since the introduction of mandatory generic substitution in Sweden.

A commodity is substitutable.

"Channel 5 is not substitutable long term".

It also implies that they are substitutable.