Definitions for short-run
short-run

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1. short-run, short-termadjective

   relating to or extending over a limited period

   "short-run planning"; "a short-term lease"; "short-term credit"

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1. short-run

   The short-run, in the context of economics and business, refers to a time period during which at least one factor of production—such as equipment or buildings—is fixed or unchanged. It is a period where adjustment to change is not fully possible because certain elements or factors cannot be altered or are inflexible. It contrasts with the long-run, where all factors can be adjusted or changed. The specific length of the short-run can vary depending on the business or situation.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of short-run in Chaldean Numerology is: 7

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of short-run in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7

Examples of short-run in a Sentence

1. Geoffrey Pazzanese:

   It's starting to show up in terms of actual results for companies in the short run.

2. David Damore:

   What's going on with voting rights is clearly linked to all this as well, if you make it more difficult for your opposition to participate in the election, that's going to help you in the short run as well.

3. David Barker:

   In the short run, his numbers might get even worse if he then does not decide to shut things down again — because he will lose favor with people on his own side who currently support him, in the long run, though, shutting things down will make him even more unpopular, because it would tank the economy again — producing the dreaded two-headed monster of stagflation.

4. Scott Faber:

   In the short run, there are a list of fruits and vegetables that consumers should avoid or when possible choose organic again because even low levels of exposure have been linked to neurological problems in children, if Scott Faber can buy organic, that's great, but a lot of people can't, and we encourage parents to feed their kids fruits and vegetables, because it's healthy and reduces obesity, all that. But in the end, they're providing toxins to their kids that could hurt them.

5. Pope Francis:

   There should be no room for opportunistic and cynical efforts to gain small partial results in the short run while shifting equally significant costs and damages to future generations, civilization requires energy.

References

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