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The euro zone is in "a real economic, financial and political mess, inviting a lower euro as an equilibrating mechanism," said Mr. Sinai of Decision Economics.

Economists See Europe as Main Threat to U.S. Growth Phil Izzo 2012

Speaking in somewhat simplified terms, net savings are invested, and it is the interest rate (more accurately, the financial markets) that is the equilibrating mechanism.

Consumption Tax?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Never quite in balance, always undergoing some change or other from time immemorial, the global economy is a net beneficiary of this equilibrating terms of trade.

Feast On Analog Chip Makers While They're Cheap 2010

The “self-equilibrating” nature of the economy will ultimately prevail, although that may take massive one-off government actions.

Larry Summers is a Big Fat Idiot 2009

Um ... sorry to break it to you there Larry, but a group of economics professors has recently demolished the "self-equilibrating economy" theory:

Larry Summers is a Big Fat Idiot 2009

However, it was the central insight of Keynes 'General Theory that two or three times each century -- and now is one of those times -- the self - equilibrating properties of markets break down as stabilizing mechanisms are overwhelmed by vicious cycles as the right economic metaphor becomes not a thermostat but an avalanche.

CNN Transcript Mar 13, 2009 2009

It is what people have in mind when they talk about the self-equilibrating forces of the market or use the metaphor of a thermostat to describe how a market functions.

CNN Transcript Mar 13, 2009 2009

What from within a partisan perspective looks like an eternal battle between one's own enlightened party (the forces of good) and the misguided opposition (the forces of evil), is actually simply the workings of a self-equilibrating mechanism that maintains long-term equilibrium of the nation-state by providing continuous feedback.

Robert Fuller: Bridging Left and Right: A Foundation for Transpartisan Politics 2008

When either the left or the right gains in numbers and strength, an equilibrating mechanism is triggered that keeps the ship of state on an even keel: people in the center move politically in a direction opposite to the party in power.

Robert Fuller: Bridging Left and Right: A Foundation for Transpartisan Politics 2008

In the process, Congress neglected the critical role they played in equilibrating not just plaintiffs' and defendants', but federal and state, interests.

Archive 2008-01-01 Mary L. Dudziak 2008