拡大均衡
Meanings
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expanding equilibrium; expansionary equilibrium
A situation where two or more parties (e.g., nations, companies) increase their efforts or resources in a competitive cycle, yet the overall balance of power or scale remains roughly the same. Often used in economics, international relations, and game theory.
An arms race is a classic example of an expanding equilibrium.
The capital investment rivalry between the two companies is creating an expanding equilibrium.
Usage patterns
- 拡大均衡を実現するto achieve an expanding equilibrium
After trade friction, the two countries finally achieved an expanding equilibrium.
- 拡大均衡を目指すto aim for an expanding equilibrium
The government is aiming for an expanding equilibrium through market liberalization.