Translations for „substitutability“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

substitutability ECON

substitutability

قَابِلِيَّةٌ لِلِاسْتِبْدَالِ

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The results were disappointing, however, due to overfishing, a high price elasticity of demand due to substitutability of vegetable oils for whale oil, and the competition of foreign whalers.

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But capital-labor substitutability was still limited -- you needed a human to operate the machine tool or the computer.

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There is perfect substitutability between food and leisure, and the marginal rate of substitution is constant for all real income levels.

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There is very little substitutability except in the eyes of investors.

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These therapeutic areas will be tested for their substitutability or if there are other competitors in the drug markets.

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We find that cigarettes and country liquor are likely substitutes and that the substitutability tends to be larger among poorer households.

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If capital-labor substitutability increases dramatically, wages may fall a lot.

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In addition, there is little evidence that capital-labor substitutability -- the economics term for employers' ability to replace humans with machines -- is increasing.

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Given the very high substitutability between bank reserves and other government assets held for liquidity purposes, the impact can be marginal at best.

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In college curricula, for example, each course is designed with a credit system that ensures a uniform number of contact hours, and approximately uniform educational content, yielding substitutability.

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