Large publishers can also raise the prices significantly every year given the demand
inelasticity thus forcing libraries to cut smaller publications and increasing the large publishers' market power even more (see Landesman and Van Reenan <http://dx.doi.org/10.3998/3336451.0006.203>).
Eventually, soft budget constraint and price
inelasticity must be at the core of a disequilibrium team sports league model.
In other words, the procedure of national notes issue did not help national banks to respond promptly to the aggregate demand for currency--a problem known as the '
inelasticity' of the currency.
Lack of seal because of border under extension in depth and width, resorption of residual ridge and
inelasticity of cheek.
The relative
inelasticity of the perineum in nulliparae, which is reduced after one or more deliveries, might be responsible for this.10 The induction with oxytocin is significantly associated with perineal tear, Haadem et al11 had the same results, and suggested that this might be due to increased pressure on the perineum or the inelastic vaginal tissue which might be responsible for the slow progress of labour, hence indicating the use of oxytocin.11
Other strengths include price
inelasticity and the fact that magazines generate strong profits, inventory turns and positive cash flow.
Supply
inelasticity implies that firms having these kinds of resources may be able to generate above normal profits, but that these profits don't lead to an increased market supply.
gasoline prices because they are highly visible, and the
inelasticity of
According to Suha Mardelli, HR director at Bayt.com, an online recruitment site, virtual education although a brilliant solution to the
inelasticity of the talent supply and demand cycles in the region, e-learning needs greater recognition from both regulatory authorities such as the Ministry of Education and enterprises operating in the region to drive its adoption further.
The preceding analysis has argued that a necessary component for the recent housing bubble was the relative
inelasticity of housing supply in many states.
Of particular relevance to Boat is the passage in Berg-son's famous treatise on laughter in which he writes that society is "suspicious of all
INELASTICITY of character, of mind and even of body, because it is the possible sign of a slumbering activity as well as of an activity with separatist tendencies, that inclines to swerve from the common centre round which society gravitates: in short, because it is the sign of an eccentricity" In other words, Bergson believed that the comic must be the policeman of "unsociability," by which he meant socially divisive attitudes or practices.
The federally mandated renewable fuels standard for ethanol is shifting normal supply-and-demand forces within commodities markets, leading to an "
inelasticity" that has led to market volatility and wild swings in corn prices, according to Purdue University agricultural economist Wally Tyner.