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| SupplyFn |
| appearance as argument number 1 |
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| (documentation SupplyFn EnglishLanguage "The number of items being sold on the market") | Economy.kif 6770-6770 | |
| (instance SupplyFn UnaryFunction) | Economy.kif 6773-6773 | Supply is an instance of unary function |
| (domain SupplyFn 1 MarketEconomics) | Economy.kif 6774-6774 | The number 1 argument of supply is an instance of market |
| (range SupplyFn Integer) | Economy.kif 6775-6775 | The range of supply is an instance of integer |
| appearance as argument number 2 |
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| (termFormat EnglishLanguage SupplyFn "supply") | Economy.kif 6771-6771 | |
| (format EnglishLanguage SupplyFn "the supply of %1 on the market") | Economy.kif 6772-6772 |
| antecedent |
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| (=> (equal ?SF (SupplyFn ?ME)) (memberCount ?ME ?SF)) |
Economy.kif 6777-6779 | If equal X and the supply of Y on the market, then X is a member count of Y |
| consequent |
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| (=> (attribute ?M SupplyPressure) (exists (?S ?D) (and (instance ?M MarketEconomics) (equal ?S (SupplyFn ?M)) (equal ?D (DemandFn ?M)) (greaterThan ?S ?D)))) |
Economy.kif 6836-6843 | If loose is an attribute of X, then All of the following hold: (1) there exist Y (2) Z such that X is an instance of market (3) equal Y (4) the supply of X on the market (5) equal Z (6) demand X (7) Y is greater than Z |
| (=> (attribute ?M DemandPressure) (and (instance ?M MarketEconomics) (equal ?S (SupplyFn ?M)) (equal ?D (DemandFn ?M)) (greaterThan ?D ?S))) |
Economy.kif 6852-6858 | If tight is an attribute of X, then X is an instance of market, equal Y and the supply of X on the market, equal Z and demand X, and Z is greater than Y |
| (=> (attribute ?M EquilibriumEconomics) (exists (?S ?D) (and (instance ?M MarketEconomics) (equal ?S (SupplyFn ?M)) (equal ?D (DemandFn ?M)) (approximateValue ?D ?S)))) |
Economy.kif 6867-6874 | If equilibrium is an attribute of X, then All of the following hold: (1) there exist Y (2) Z such that X is an instance of market (3) equal Y (4) the supply of X on the market (5) equal Z (6) demand X (7) the approximate value of Z is Y |