Dynamic equilibrium
Origin: gr. δυναμικός, de δύναμις, lat. aequilibrĭum
A system in steady state; the condition in which the state of a stock (its level or size) is steady and unchanging, despite inflows or outflows; this is possible only when all inflows equal all outflows.
Spanish: Equilibrio dinámico
Sources and references
- Jackson. Michael “Foresight Glossary”cited 180 times
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