Walras's law is an economic theory, which states that the existence of excess supply in one market must be matched by excess demand in another market so that both factors are balanced out.

The latter laughably posits that too much economic growth borne of the impossibility that is “excess demand” enabled by free-spending governments pushes up prices. No, demand once again ...

In our Economic Letter, “How Much Has the Cooling Economy Reduced Inflation,” we find that the recent dynamics of inflation can be at least partially explained by patterns of excess demand in the ...

"The excess demand in the economy that made it too easy ... "Our view is that further economic weakness will be seen over the remainder of this year and early in 2024," said Royce Mendes, head ...

Three-quarters of the nation’s 50 largest apartment markets saw demand outpace current supply, and five of those areas had excess demand exceeding 3,000 units. RealPage said nearly 589,000 units ...

Moody's just completed an analysis of excess supply or its flip side, excess demand, in its defined 82 primarily multifamily markets. Excess supply was defined as total completions net absorption.

(One way to rapidly eliminate excess capacity is by eliminating delivery service on Saturdays and Sundays.) Economics 101 would suggest that such spread between demand and supply should lead to ...

Our prior research found that labor market tightness as measured by the ratio of job vacancies to unemployment (V–U ratio) outperformed other common measure of excess demand in forecasting inflation ...