overcapacity
ಪರ್ಯಾಪ್ತ
definition
noun
Now, if they're in an industry suffering from overcapacity and bloated asset prices, they should worry if vultures aren't in sight.
the situation in which an industry or factory cannot sell as much as it can produce.
translation of 'overcapacity'
ಅತಿ ಉತ್ಪಾದಕತೆ,
ಪರ್ಯಾಪ್ತ ಸ್ಥಿತಿ
example
In this steep economic downturn, markets are flushing out 'overcapacity' , winnowing the weak from the strong.
The hope is that, after so many years of cutting back, the industry has shed most of its 'overcapacity' and is poised for an upturn as demand rebounds.
In both cases, 'overcapacity' led to declining profit rates.
margins were squeezed by 'overcapacity' in the market
And it now looks like he may bite the bullet and close at least a couple of auto plants to reduce GM's 'overcapacity' .
The move has essentially sabotaged Germany's construction industry, which is plagued by massive 'overcapacity' .
Concerned about 'overcapacity' in the auto industry, policy makers in Beijing have been engaged in a lengthy effort to curb auto loans.
It faces dramatic industry 'overcapacity' and near-flat worldwide demand.
Just about every industry faces 'overcapacity' .
If the economy slows, 'overcapacity' could crunch profits in China
Maybe some industry somewhere isn't loaded with global 'overcapacity' , but I'm still looking for it.
Management claims that its Brazilian plants suffer from 'overcapacity' under conditions in which the internal market for autos has declined.
Now, if they're in an industry suffering from 'overcapacity' and bloated asset prices, they should worry if vultures aren't in sight.
In addition, the long bull market has led to 'overcapacity' .
European mass-market car makers are struggling in the face of intense price competition brought on partly by 'overcapacity' in the industry.
The company needs to address, and quickly, efficiency improvements in reaction to the rapid competition that has built up as a result of 'overcapacity' within the industry.
Industry 'overcapacity' has cut profits, driven consolidation and increased the tension between automakers and suppliers.
Demand has been hurt by the problems at the airlines, the telecom bust, and 'overcapacity' in many industries.
In a world of 'overcapacity' , every company is desperate to sell what it can, if only to help offset its fixed costs.
The auto industry faces a global crisis of 'overcapacity' and every major automaker is involved in mergers, corporate restructuring and downsizing.
The worldwide 'overcapacity' in steel is larger than the U.S. steel industry.
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