Equilibrium (均衡)

Equilibrium (均衡 jūnhéng) refers to the economic condition in which market supply and demand become balanced (平均 píngjūn) with each other, thus leading to stable prices.

  • 均 (jūn) as in equal (平均 píngjūn) or even (均匀 jūnyún).
  • 衡 (héng) as in balanced (平衡 pínghéng) or measure (衡量 héngliáng).

Equilibrium (均衡 jūnhéng) word examples:

  1. Equilibrium price (均衡价格 jūnhéng jiàgé).
  2. Market equilibrium (市场均衡 shìchǎng jūnhéng).
  3. Equilibrium interest rate (均衡利率 jūnhéng lìlǜ).
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  • Equilibrium (平衡)

    Equilibrium (平衡 pínghéng) refers to a state of balance between two opposing forces, resulting in a stable system. For instance, equilibrium is reached when the market demand and market supply balance each other and thus ead to a stable price level.

    • 平 (píng) as in equal (平等 píngděng) or peace (和平 hépíng).
    • 衡 (héng) as in measure (衡量 héngliáng) or balanced (均衡 jūnhéng).

    Equilibrium (平衡 pínghéng) word examples:

    1. Supply-demand equilibrium (供需平衡 gòngxū pínghéng).
    2. Nash equilibrium (纳什平衡 nàshí pínghéng).
  • Equilibrium

    Equilibrium (平衡 pínghéng) refers to a state of balance between two opposing forces, resulting in a stable system. For instance, equilibrium is reached when the market demand and market supply balance each other and thus lead to a stable price level.

    • 平 (píng) as in equal (平等 píngděng) or peace (和平 hépíng).
    • 衡 (héng) as in measure (衡量 héngliáng) or balanced (均衡 jūnhéng).

    Equilibrium (平衡 pínghéng) word examples:

    1. Supply-demand equilibrium (供需平衡 gòngxū pínghéng).
    2. Nash equilibrium (纳什平衡 nàshí pínghéng).

     

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