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Walras’ Law Definition


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Walras’ law is an economic theory that the existence of excess supply in one market must be matched by excess demand in another market so that it balances out. Walras’ law asserts that an examined market must be in equilibrium if all other markets are in equilibrium. Keynesian economics, by contrast, assumes that it is possible for just one market to be out of balance without a matching imbalance elsewhere.

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