Sentence examples for shift of the supply from inspiring English sources

Consider the standard explanation, in terms of an upward shift of the supply curve, with an unchanged demand curve, for the increase in the price of oranges following a freeze.

This was because the difference in production was the net result of movement down the supply curve (caused by the price decrease) and the shift of the supply curve relating to production from planted forests.

In that case, the movement down the supply curve due to the lower world price (Table 4) exceeded the shift of the supply curve due to CO2 fertilization from 2011 to 2065, and resulted in lower production, which together with the higher consumption suggested a deterioration of net trade.

With the cost of money nil, the entire focus has shifted to the supply of money.

Equation (1) then gives the periodic rate of change of forest stock net of harvest, which determines the shift of the wood supply curves.

Thus, the effect of utilising planted forests in Region 1 is equivalent to a shift of the production (supply) curve from A to B. This shift lowers the price, which increases consumption in both regions.

With the economy growing, Labour's critique has shifted to the supply side of the economy and honed in on the weakness in productivity growth.

16 Second, his article reconciled the Long (1958) interpretation of the growth of the labour supply of women as arising from a shift in the supply of labour through the introduction of labour-saving consumer durables, and the model favoured by Mincer (1962b) that shifts in the demand for female labour led to higher wages and higher labour supply (Greenwood et al., 2005).

Balance sheet effects can be interpreted as an inward shift of the whole loan supply curve, holding the borrower's quality constant.

Immigrants can shift the supply of either of the two groups.

In some regions, notably Asia and the EU-27 countries, the positive shift of fuelwood supply due to planted forests largely compensated for the price-induced production decrease.