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equilibrium$25679$ - traduzione in greco

ECONOMIC EQUILIBRIUM CONCEPT
Walrasian equilibrium; Competitive Equilibrium

equilibrium      
n. ισοζύγιο, ισορροπία
neap tide         
  • Bar Harbor]], [[Maine]], U.S. (2014)
  • Low tide at Bangchuidao scenic area, [[Dalian]], [[Liaoning Province]], [[China]]
  • Brouscon's Almanach]] of 1546: Compass bearings of high waters in the [[Bay of Biscay]] (left) and the coast from [[Brittany]] to [[Dover]] (right).
  • Brouscon's Almanach of 1546: Tidal diagrams "according to the age of the moon".
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  • alt=Diagram showing a circle with closely spaced arrows pointing away from the reader on the left and right sides, while pointing towards the user on the top and bottom.
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  • The harbour of [[Gorey, Jersey]] falls dry at low tide.
  • alt=Photo of partially submerged rock showing horizontal bands of different color and texture, where each band represents a different fraction of time spent submerged.
  • alt=Map showing relative tidal magnitudes of different ocean areas
  • Ocean Beach]] in [[San Francisco]], [[California]], U.S.
  • 4}} feet above mean low water and is still falling, as indicated by pointing of the arrow. Indicator is powered by system of pulleys, cables and a float. (Report Of The Superintendent Of The Coast & Geodetic Survey Showing The Progress Of The Work During The Fiscal Year Ending With June 1897 (p. 483))
  • Earth's rotation drags the position of the tidal bulge ahead of the position directly under the Moon showing the lag angle.
  • alt=Graph showing one line each for M&nbsp;<sub>2</sub>, S&nbsp;<sub>2</sub>, N&nbsp;<sub>2</sub>, K&nbsp;<sub>1</sub>, O&nbsp;<sub>1</sub>, P&nbsp;<sub>1</sub>, and one for their summation, with the X axis spanning slightly more than a single day
  • alt=Graph with a single line showing tidal peaks and valleys gradually cycling between higher highs and lower highs over a 14-day period
  • alt=Graph showing with a single line showing only a minimal annual tidal fluctuation
  • alt=Graph with a single line rising and falling between 4 peaks around 3 and four valleys around −3
  • alt=Graph showing 6 lines with two lines for each of three cities. Nelson has two monthly spring tides, while Napier and Wellington each have one.
  • 2}} hours before high tide
  • In [[Maine]] (U.S.), low tide occurs roughly at moonrise and high tide with a high Moon, corresponding to the simple gravity model of two tidal bulges; at most places however, the Moon and tides have a [[phase shift]].
  • alt=Chart illustrating that tidal heights enter in calculations of legally significant data such as ''boundary lines'' between the high seas and territorial waters. Chart shows an exemplar coastline, identifying bottom features such as longshore bar and berms, tidal heights such as mean higher high water, and distances from shore such as the 12 mile limit.
  • The types of tides
  • Illustration by the course of half a month
  • alt=Three graphs. The first shows the twice-daily rising and falling tide pattern with nearly regular high and low elevations. The second shows the much more variable high and low tides that form a "mixed tide". The third shows the day-long period of a diurnal tide.
  • A regular water level chart
RISE AND FALL OF SEA LEVELS CAUSED BY THE COMBINED EFFECTS OF THE GRAVITATIONAL FORCES EXERTED BY THE MOON AND THE SUN AND THE ROTATION OF THE EARTH
Tides; Low tide; High tide; Neap tide; Neap Tide; Lunar tide; Tidal flow; Spring Tide; Spring tide; High water; Low water; Land tide; Ebb tide; Ebbing tide; Flooding tide; Tidal cycle; Flow tide; Tide lands; Tidal currents; Tidal movement; Astronomical tide; Ocean tide; Semidiurnal tides; Semidiurnal tide; Tidal current; Shift his tides; Shift tides; Spring high tide; Neap-tide; Lake tide; Lake tides; Tides in the Mediterranean; Tidal constituent; Tidal constituents; Neap Tides; Compound Tide; Compound Tides; Overtide; Overtides; Neaps; Springs (tide); Equilibrium tide theory; Spring tides; High tides; Ebbing; Flood tide; Low Tides; High tide line; Tides (ocean); Springtide; High astronomical tide; Cotidal map; Tidal phase; Principal lunar semi-diurnal constituent; Ocean tides; Equilibrium tide; M2 tide; M2 lunar tide; M2 tidal constituent; Full tide; Tidal biology; High-tide; Tidal stream (marine science)
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Definizione

dynamic equilibrium
¦ noun a state of balance between continuing processes.

Wikipedia

Competitive equilibrium

Competitive equilibrium (also called: Walrasian equilibrium) is a concept of economic equilibrium, introduced by Kenneth Arrow and Gérard Debreu in 1951, appropriate for the analysis of commodity markets with flexible prices and many traders, and serving as the benchmark of efficiency in economic analysis. It relies crucially on the assumption of a competitive environment where each trader decides upon a quantity that is so small compared to the total quantity traded in the market that their individual transactions have no influence on the prices. Competitive markets are an ideal standard by which other market structures are evaluated.