Supply
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This is a trivial but important point that follows from the theory of
supply
and demand.
The price will fall if the increase resulted from growth in supply, and it will rise if the increase resulted from growth in demand.
If this increase resulted from an increase in supply, the value of money will go down, which means inflation.
China was constrained by poor
supply
incentives in agriculture in the late 1970’s.
Today’s Brazil is constrained by inadequate
supply
of credit.
And it is the investment needed to translate new knowledge into actual innovation that links the
supply
and demand sides and generates growth.
As always where demand exceeds supply, people may not accept waiting their turn – and other countries and other peoples’ bodies give them the alternative they seek.
They are expensive and a source of political and
supply
volatility.
This gap between
supply
and demand is not unique to the US.
Redressing the imbalance between the
supply
of and demand for skilled workers globally requires a unified agenda of the right education, training, and immigration policies.
The value of public debt would thus be halved, much in the same way as it would be if the government ordered the central bank to double the money supply, which would presumably lead to a doubling of prices.
A 1991 study by the Netherlands Scientific Council for Governmental Policy, entitled Ground for Choices, demonstrated that the EU’s food
supply
could be met with 50% less cultivated land, 80% less pesticides, and at 50% less cost.
Germany’s youth unemployment rate is under 8%, and a steady
supply
of skilled labor helps to sustain the country’s success as an exporter.
It is also streamlining
supply
chains, refining workforce schedules, and optimizing manufacturing processes.
To be sure, workers skilled in data management and advanced analytics are in short supply, as are members of an emerging class of “translators” – those whose talents bridge IT and data, analytics, and business decision-making.
Kunstler’s view is harsh, but perhaps prophetic: India’s “climate-change-related problems are doing heavy damage to the food
supply.
In other words, demand for government is exceeding
supply.
A better
supply
of government meeting the flow of demands.
Until recently, the key was China’s vast
supply
of low-cost labor, which provided the foundation for the country’s export-oriented model.
Reform coincided with increasing globalization, unleashing forces that restructured not only Chinese industry, but also production processes around the world as China challenged established manufacturers and became part of global
supply
chains.
There is also a scheme to
supply
a "minimum livelihood guarantee" to the desperately poor.
Addressing this mismatch in
supply
and demand will require governments, business leaders, educational institutions, and individuals to overcome incentives to focus on the short term and begin to plan for a future in which change is the only constant.
A national consensus emerged from the crisis that Denmark’s energy sector had to be transformed in order to secure future energy
supply.
In order for the US economy to run deficits with the world, other countries must be willing to spin off a counterbalancing
supply
of savings.
As it happened, the price of Brent crude did fluctuate between $50 and $70 in the first half of last year, before plunging decisively below $50 in early August, when it became obvious that the lifting of sanctions against Iran would unleash a massive increase in global
supply.
Because of new sources of supply, advances in energy technology, and environmental constraints, oil is now operating under a regime of competitive pricing, like other commodities do.
Unpredictable shifts in
supply
and demand will, of course, cause fluctuations within this trading range, which past experience suggests could be quite large.
For starters, even with much of the Middle East burning, there have been no oil-supply shocks or embargos, and the shale-gas revolution in the United States has increased the
supply
of low-cost energy.
When the demand for potatoes at the current price exceeds supply, the price of potatoes rises, signaling scarcity.
And that is precisely the goal of negative interest rates: In a world where
supply
outstrips demand and too much saving chases too few productive investments, the equilibrium interest rate is low, if not negative.
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