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The excess demands in different markets can influence each other.
Then there would be no excess demand for imported goods.
But what if the excess demand is for money, because people are hoarding it?
"Price increases are caused by short supply and excess demand."
Low interest rates caused a chronic excess demand of debt.
There are policy solutions for the problem of excess demand, chief among them higher fuel economy standards.
In other words, there is excess demand for goods.
Excess demand also created black markets, undermining the price freeze.
Then came the problems with the website in the second phase, which were brushed off as simply the result of excess demand.
In view of the excess demand, many economists wonder why the league does not charge more for tickets.
If the price level should rise, the real wage would fall, creating an excess demand for labour.
Indeed, as a result of an excess demand for their skills, enforced breaks in working are rare.
According to him, the gap is caused due to excess demand in both the goods and factor market.
For example, if the task is to dial the phone then no excess demands are being placed on any one component.
Faced with this excess demand, the authorities had to ration credit.
The excess demand is illustrated in Figure 16.2.
The market will be temporarily out of equilibrium, suffering from an excess demand (shortage).
Excess demand will be driven into the private rental sector driving rents up further.
This raises the price level in the goods market, until the excess demand is satisfied, at the new equilibrium.
Inflation not resulting from excess demand could possibly be controlled by a prices and incomes policy.
Keynes defines it as the excess demand in the market for consumption of goods and services.
Especially in freight operations, excess demand often caused delays.
Prices are raised for goods with excess demand.
The excess demand for labour generated a faster scrapping of old equipment.
The most immediate threat to economic stability, it is generally agreed, is excess demand.