Sentence examples for rigidity of supply from inspiring English sources
Economists might overstate the rigidity of supply — it's possible that eliminating the tax could spur producers to find a way to squeeze out a little more gas — but they're probably right that the Clinton-McCain proposal will not shrink the price at the pump.
In other words, the conventional wisdom, in line with public economics textbooks, is that the relatively higher rigidity of labour supply with respect to labour demand determines that the market adjustment is mainly concentrated on wages, and not on employment.3.
These multipliers are significantly below the multipliers found for India by Pal et al. ([2012]), probably reflecting the fact that their analysis assumes the absence of supply rigidities, which we seek to capture here.
It's certainly evident that a little cynicism and defensive rigidity go a long way in a league that has been high on an endless of supply of carefree attacking football of late.
LNG swaps in particular, helps to move gas between regions, which would reduce volatility caused by rigidity in supply.
Soviet critics increasingly pointed to the rigidity of prices, which did not reflect supply demand conditions.
Next, consider the socal rigidity of caste.
So the rigidity of forms is no longer true.
The seeming rigidity of French society troubled them.
The rigidity of the room didn't help either.
