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Walras' law

Syllabification: (Wal·ras' law)
Pronunciation: /ˈvalrəs/

Economics
Definition of Walras' law
  • a law stating that the total value of goods and money supplied equals that of goods and money demanded.

Derivatives

Walrasian

adjective

Origin:

1940s: named after M. E. Léon Walras (1834–1910), French economist

Walras' law in other Oxford dictionaries

Definition of Walras' law in the British & World English dictionary
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