long-run

英 [lɒŋ rʌn]

美 [lɔːŋ rʌn]

网络  长期; 长远; 长期的; 大样本; 长期來看

英英释义

adj

• relating to or extending over a relatively long time
  1. the long-run significance of the elections
  2. the long-term reconstruction of countries damaged by the war
  3. a long-term investment
  Synonym:long-termsemipermanent

双语例句

• Is it possible for the new long-run equilibrium price to be above the original long-run equilibrium price? explain.
  新的长期均衡价格会低于原来的长期均衡价格吗？
• Such a misallocation of capital will slow the recovery and long-run growth.
  这种资金的不合理配置将会减缓经济复苏步伐，并导致长期经济增长缓慢。
• In the long-run, however, only investments that expand capacity and raise productivity generate growth.
  然而，长期而言，只有能够扩大产能和提高生产率的投资才能带来经济增长。
• This paper examines the long-run equilibrium and short-run dynamic relationships between regional inequality and trade liberalization based on the co-integrated VAR model.
  文章基于协整的VAR模型从实证的角度研究了我国地区收入不平等与贸易自由化之间的长期均衡和短期动态关系。
• Long-run and short-run changes play an important part in economic models.
  长期和短期的变化在“经济模型”中起重要作用。
• Traditional macroeconomics believes that short-run fluctuation had no effect on the long-run economic growth.
  传统的宏观经济学认为，短期波动不会对经济的长期增长造成影响。
• The crisis awareness offers a psychological support to the long-run American reform.
  危机意识为美国源远流长的改革传统提供了社会心理支持。
• Long-run date for Western nations do seem to support this proposition.
  西方国家的长期历史资料似乎的确支持了这种论点。
• Only in this way can college students'employment problems be solved in the long-run and basically.
  只有这样，才能从长远和根本上解决大学生的就业问题。
• In the long-run I believe it is a loser's bet to bet against America.
  从长远来看，我相信这是一个失败者的赌注，他们打赌美国会输。