| In each country, the long-run perfectly competitive equilibrium price equals marginal production cost plus the per unit tax. |
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| Theory predicts an equilibrium price of 2, and either one or two units of the good being sold. |
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| The resulting price is referred to as the equilibrium price and represents an agreement between producers and consumers of the good. |
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| After the global economic collapse, the world is once more looking for a new equilibrium price. |
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| It contains three parts: a demand part, a supply part and an equilibrium price module. |
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| The short-run equilibrium price, the price that clears the market, is the price at which the demand curve and the short-run supply curve intersect. |
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| The resulting equilibrium price represents the value of a share at a given moment. |
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| The equilibrium price will certainly vary depending on the growth or decline of the advertising market in coming years. |
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| But for this argument to hold it presupposes that speculators perfectly foresee the future equilibrium price. |
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| In theory, in a perfectly competitive market, willing buyers and sellers could meet to exchange water or water rights, and an equilibrium price would be found, reflective of all the values put on water. |
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| Fixing price: listing method that consists of matching at a point in time all buy and sell orders previously entered into an order book in order to fix the equilibrium price of the session. |
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| This is because some countries regulate their national supply in order to stabilize the domestic price at an equilibrium price that is neither too high for consumers nor too low for producers. |
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| The reference price represents the fair market price or equilibrium price. |
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| In theory, the market is able to coordinate itself when a new equilibrium price and quantity is reached. |
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| Sellers willing to offer their goods at a lower price than the equilibrium price receive the difference as producer surplus. |
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| Buyers willing to pay for goods at a higher price than the equilibrium price receive the difference as consumer surplus. |
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| Thus, there is a tendency to move toward the equilibrium price. |
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| Demand from emerging economies continues to grow strongly and supply remains tight, so the equilibrium price of raw materials does appear to have increased. |
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| An equilibrium price for each crop would be defined by taking into account an honest remuneration for producers and a reasonable buying price for consumers. |
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| This equilibrium price, which would cover farmers' production costs, would then be implemented according to parameters linked to the degree of development of the geographical areas concerned. |
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| If the market overproduces widgets, the price drops, consumers purchase more widgets, producers make fewer widgets, and a profitable equilibrium price is re-established-the market works its wonders. |
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| The definition of an equilibrium price per product, calculated periodically by a recognized international body in partnership with the NAR Agency. |
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| The point at which the supply and demand curves meet is the equilibrium price of the good and quantity demanded. |
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| For example, if the supply of healthcare services is limited by external factors, the equilibrium price may be unaffordable for many who desire it but cannot pay for it. |
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