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Overissue

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Overissue
An excess of issued shares over authorized shares.
Overissue
A situation in which a company issues more shares than it has authorized shares.
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With the money supply thus varying in accordance with the state of the balance of payments, currency overissue would be totally suppressed and domestic prices would vary in lockstep with world prices.
Preventing currency crises: the currency board versus the currency ... by Salerno, Joseph T. / Indian Journal of Economics and Business
At the same time, with the newspaper industry still struggling, the supply of overissue news has declined.
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Profit incentives would restrain overissue, because people would not hold units lacking purchasing-power stability.
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