long-run - use in sentences

Adjective modifier

  • very: In the very long-run, monetary policy is held to have no effect on the supply side of the economy.

Modifies a noun

  • equilibrium: For that to happen, the real exchange rate must first rise above its notional long-run equilibrium level.
  • trend: Growth overall in the year to the first quarter was running at around 3 % a year, still somewhat above long-run trend.
  • average: Thus, long-run average growth may occur in cycles.
  • growth: Thus, long-run average growth may occur in cycles.
  • relationship: Some evidence is found for the existence of two long-run relationships.
  • share: Would you expect brand X ever to achieve, or come close to, its long-run market share or not?

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