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There are 3 types of disequilibrium's in balance of payments:- 1) cyclical disequilibrium 2) secular disequilibrium 3) structural disequilibrium structural disequilibrium at:-a) goods level b) at factors level
How do you correct disequilibrium?
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structural disequilibrium denotes change in the economic structure of any state where the balance of payment was previously favourable.
The two states of disequilibrium are shortages and surpluses. A shortage is caused by excess demand that drives prices up; in other words there is not enough supply to meet demands until other suppliers see the high prices and try to get some of that money too, and then competition drives prices to a lower equilibrium price. A surplus is when an excess in supply leads to a decrease of price which leads to an increase of demand until an equilibrium is reached; there is more than enough supply to meet demand, in other words.
There are 3 types of disequilibrium's in balance of payments:- 1) cyclical disequilibrium 2) secular disequilibrium 3) structural disequilibrium structural disequilibrium at:-a) goods level b) at factors level
Factors that can lead to disequilibrium include changes in demand and supply, government intervention (such as price controls or taxes), technological advances, and external shocks like natural disasters or geopolitical events. Any factor that disrupts the balance between supply and demand in a market can contribute to disequilibrium.
How do you correct disequilibrium?
There is the need for more products in the market.
Metabolic disequilibrium is one of the defining features of life. A cell with metabolic disequilibrium provides the driving force for the indispensable reactions required for life.
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structural disequilibrium denotes change in the economic structure of any state where the balance of payment was previously favourable.
Natural Factors: natural calamities such as floods, drought, earthquake etcEconomic Factors: Cyclical fluctuationsInflationCapital movementsMiscellaneous Factors: The changes in tastes, habits, fashions of the people; discovery of new substitutes for exports; the development of alternative sources of supply.Political Factors: example political instability.
The two states of disequilibrium are shortages and surpluses. A shortage is caused by excess demand that drives prices up; in other words there is not enough supply to meet demands until other suppliers see the high prices and try to get some of that money too, and then competition drives prices to a lower equilibrium price. A surplus is when an excess in supply leads to a decrease of price which leads to an increase of demand until an equilibrium is reached; there is more than enough supply to meet demand, in other words.
The opposite of psychic equilibrium.
Equilibrium is when supply and demand is balanced or equivalent, whereas disequilibrium doesn't attain equilibrium which is either above or below equilibrium.
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