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需要と供給のアンバランスが市場の価格を不安定にする。
The supply-demand imbalance destabilizes market prices.
A situation where supply and demand are not equal, leading to market inefficiencies or price volatility.
この製品は需要と供給のアンバランスにより、価格が急騰した。
Due to the supply-demand imbalance, the price of this product skyrocketed.
Commonly used in economic analysis, business reports, and policy discussions.
Use this phrase when analyzing price fluctuations, shortages, or surpluses in markets. It’s especially useful in discussions about inflation, resource allocation, or economic policies.
Do not use this phrase if the imbalance is already described as 'oversupply' or 'undersupply'—it is more precise for systemic imbalances.
Combines 需要 (juyō, 'demand'), 供給 (kyōkyō, 'supply'), and アンバランス (anbaransu, 'imbalance' from English 'unbalance'). The phrase emerged in Japanese economic discourse post-WWII, influenced by Western economic terminology.
Used primarily in formal contexts such as economics, business, and policy reports. Avoid in casual conversation unless discussing economic topics.