- In economics, a
shortage or
excess demand is a
situation in
which the
demand for a
product or
service exceeds its
supply in a market. It is the opposite...
- Food
shortage or food
scarcity may
refer to: Famine,
extreme scarcity of food Food security, or lack
thereof Economic shortage,
demand for a
product or...
-
Artificial scarcity is
scarcity of
items despite the
technology for
production or the
sufficient capacity for sharing. The most
common causes are monopoly...
- "
Shortage economy" (Polish:
gospodarka niedoboru, Hungarian: hiánygazdaság) is a term
coined by
Hungarian economist János Kornai, who used this term to...
- The 2020–2023
global chip
shortage was a
worldwide chip
shortage affecting more than 169 industries. The
crisis led to
major price increases, long queues...
- A
nursing shortage occurs when the
demand for
nursing professionals, such as
Registered Nurses (RNs),
exceeds the
supply locally—within a
healthcare facility—nationally...
-
exceeds its
supply in a market.
Shortage may also
refer to:
Shortages related to the COVID-19
pandemic Shortage economy Shortages in
Venezuela This disambiguation...
- In 2022, the
United States experienced a
severe shortage of
infant formula as a
result of the 2021–2022
global supply chain crisis compounded by a large...
-
Shortages related to the COVID-19
pandemic are pandemic-related
disruptions to
goods production and distribution,
insufficient inventories, and disruptions...
- An
energy crisis or
energy shortage is any
significant bottleneck in the
supply of
energy resources to an economy. In literature, it
often refers to one...
