Supply shock

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Supply shock

An event that influences production capacity and costs in an economy.

Supply Shock

Any sudden event that dramatically but (usually) temporarily increases or decreases supply for one or more goods or services. The event may result from government intervention, such as a change in money supply, or may be a random occurrence in the market. For example, a sudden discovery of oil in a field previously thought mainly dry will increase the supply of oil, which will lower the price, assuming demand remains constant. See also: Demand shock.

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The third and final shock we consider is a supply side shock. It is given by a positive technological shock which, for exogenous reasons, affects the natural level of output, such that [y.sub.n] = 2.

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"We think that the markets are just getting a little concerned over the supply side shock that could come if the matter escalated in some form or extent," said David Lennox, an analyst at Fat Prophets research house.

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Supply side shock makes the prices of food items and oil volatile and since this shock prolonged, demand management and even monetary policies could not be successful in bringing the economy out of inflationary trap.

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He reiterated that higher oil prices could dampen growth while demand for oil continued to grow, especially from China and the limited scope for extra supplies meant there was a risk of supply side shock.

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From this equation it is clear that the demand side variable, [r.sub.t] is contemporaneously correlated with the supply side shock, [[omega].sub.t].

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BoU's Governor Emmanuel Tumusiime Mutebile, said the country is presently facing a supply side shock to agriculture which has increased food prices and may also impede real development in the current fiscal.

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After bottoming out at 2.7% yoy in April 2012, inflation started accelerating in the 2H on a new supply side shock. The inflation rally was predominantly driven by supply-side factors related primarily to domestic unprocessed and processed food prices.

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The BSP also hiked the policy rate twice to curb inflationary expectations that can build on the supply side shocks: 'We're being very measured about this, so the country's strong growth prospect is still protected.'