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The cause of the recent glut of pigs was a reaction to a shortage just a few years ago.

China is now awash with factories that will struggle to make a profit and with a glut of overpriced housing.

But Hollywood executives fear the glut created by the recent spate of overproduction is going to be felt for at least a couple more years.

Add in a relatively mild winter in the United States, which reduced demand, and there appears to have been a glut.

The glut of uprooted data may unwittingly obscure the fact that we are losing the systems of knowledge that enable us to make sense of it.

The key to how much further home prices fall, Goldman Sachs economist Jan Hatzius said, is how fast the glut of empty homes is absorbed.

He said he saw a glut of copper in warehouses just along the coast, which he estimates at about 700, 000 tons.

Tarquin might have thought that the sibyl had just one rival buyer, and if each buyer wanted only one trilogy, that would be a supply glut.

"The question is [whether] the appetite is still going to be there after the summer glut of movies, " he says.

Statistics of the national Institute on Drug Abuse indicate that the glut is not the result of declining use.

And two minutes later Anelka started to put the gloss on another goal glut with a perfect right-foot volley from Branislav Ivanovic's cross.

He points to the glut of new supply in the next two years as the main reason for this.

On this view America's credit boom and bust owed as much to a savings glut in Asia as to laxity at home.

A glut of new ships entering the market just as the global crisis hit demand for shipping was also a factor.

To fight aid-induced inflation, countries have to issue bonds to soak up the subsequent glut of money swamping the economy.

Behind that decline in real rates, argues the McKinsey Global Institute, was not so much a savings glut as an investment dearth.

Italian fashion houses are opening branded accommodation in Dubai at a time when hotels have been hurt by a glut of rooms.

If you want to know where the global crisis came from, then, think of it this way: we're looking at the revenge of the glut.

That's more than three times as long as new supply was expected to sit undigested during the worst of the U. S. housing glut.

If world markets are about to experience another serious glut, all producers, big and small, will feel the heat.

There are also fears of a new supply glut as owners are tempted by stabilising prices to put their homes back on to the market.

The office side has seen warnings of a glut of space about to flood the market.

That there was a link between the savings glut and the financial fragility was evident.

At the time, he said Dubai would simply throttle back property development to prevent a supply glut.

The result, said Mr. Bernanke, was a "global saving glut" : lots of money, all dressed up with nowhere to go.

EXAMPLE: Cheaper production costs for the new technology led to a glut on the market, and soon prices dropped significantly.

WSJ: In Australia, there's still a massive wine glut and yet more wineries are still popping up.

China reacts angrily to any suggestion that the so-called "savings glut" in Asia fuelled the property bubble in the US.

I believe the money glut is a product of the savings glut, not the other way round.

But a glut of completed commercial and residential property will likely prove hard to shift in a climate of caution.

The two interesting alternative explanations are the "savings glut" and the "money glut" .

Farmers are often paid to put their land into rest, so as to avoid a food glut with reduced prices for the farmer.

He tried to get rates up in 2004, he says, but the glut won't let him.

Absent a 'V-shaped' economic recovery, therefore, the risk is of a glut of inventories being liquidated.

Already, some expect both the flat-panel and semiconductor markets to be hit by a supply glut that will drive prices back down.

But while home prices have begun to rise, the upside could be constrained in the short term by a glut of inventory.

The number of homes going into foreclosure has risen, adding to a glut of unoccupied homes that has helped further depress home prices.

China's car industry is still in a glut, and prices will likely continue to fall this year for mid and larger-sized cars.

This explanation is broadly similar to the idea of a "global saving glut" which Ben Bernanke, the Fed's current chairman, has long espoused.

Many people feel that the glut of mandates has led to a sense of professional indigestion.

A global glut, or at least expanding supplies and falling prices, in natural gas.

The move infuriated ethanol producers, who had expanded production in anticipation of the policy change and are now left with a supply glut.

The good news is that, in most developed markets, the boom did not result in a glut of new building.

Critics of the savings-glut thesis have often argued that it simply pushes responsibility for U. S. policy mistakes onto other countries.

The global saving glut could easily become global savings dearth. And that would mean substantially higher interest rates.

The sudden glut in the IT market is also bound to drive down the salaries fo many returning professionals.

Blue-collar wages have actually soared recently, while white-collar pay is shrinking, thanks to a massive glut of university graduates.

And, finally, a lot of the 'glut' simply won't matter: It's concentrated in a few areas, like Florida and Nevada.

The glut of industries on the block, coupled with a global credit crunch that limits the resources of prospective buyers.

The early warning helped BMW scale back production quickly, which prevented a glut of unwanted cars eating up cash and depressing prices.

Much of what's gumming up Wall Street is a glut of impaired assets that investors no longer want.

But many Asians blame their present predicament on "dollar hegemony" , which is the core of the "money-glut" hypothesis.

In recent years, the U. S. has gone from a natural gas shortage to a gas glut.

What Mr Reading calls a "liquidity tsunami" is the result of the savings glut.

Chrysler, like Ford and General Motors, has long been criticized for a glut of new car dealerships.

In the short term this structural "global savings glut" is no guarantee against further market turmoil.

Hence we end up with a glut of inspiration websites, social media services or product review aggregators.

If there's a glut , you're impoverished for the year, especially if you rely on only one or two commodities.

It is no coincidence that Kaplan, a for-profit college, has signed a controversial agreement to tap the state's glut of students.

In other words, the "saving glut" so often cited as a cause for low interest rates really resulted from a decline in global investment.

Asian investors have become more selective towards IPOs following a glut of offerings across the region.

Residential investment has collapsed, but a glut of unsold homes means that prices have much further to drop.

Emerging economies have denounced the money glut as currency warfare, and have fought back with capital controls.

These were accompanied by a prodigious and confusing glut of object-oriented (OO) software design methods and modeling notations.

Occidental's Mr. Chazen says even announced production cuts may be months from taking place, adding to the glut. 'Slowing it down is hard.

Considering they don't have the glut of professional sports to attract athletes, many Chinese look to the Olympics as the holy grail.

When people worry about a glut of liquidity, they are thinking of the first of these concepts.

In fact, China's suffering a glut of college grads who can't find appropriate jobs, and a shortage of blue-collar workers.

Although prices are now improving, that usually triggers capacity-building, which soon leads to a glut.

But a physical glut around Cushing has skewed prices into what one airline boss calls a "silent killer" .

And I am so tired of the concept of "inventory glut. "

Anderson agrees, pointing to the strong investment of the auto industry. Many predicted a glut in the market, but demand is catching up.

As colleges expand their enrollments , there will be a glut of graduates for the job market, inevitably driving down the starting salaries.

Even so, builders are being squeezed by rising materials costs and low home prices due to the glut of foreclosed homes, Crowe said.

After a long period of development, the ready-mixed concrete market has turned into a situation from "tight" to "glut" .

This is a category where users might be frustrated, not by the dearth, but by the glut of high quality libraries.

All this should spare them the worst amid the present solar glut.

One likely outcome: a reversal of the global saving glut and an end to the abundance of cheap capital.

The resulting glut of liquidity and financial firms' thirst for yield led eventually to the ill-starred boom in American subprime mortgages.

Whenever Chinese reserves are converted into dollars or euros, they form part of the global liquidity glut.

A scheme in Spain, say, to pay construction firms to hoard workers would be madness when there is a glut of empty homes.

That would mean less of a glut of shares chasing investors' dollars .

Taiwan and the rest of the world have seen a glut of unflattering personal pictures posted on the Internet in recent years.

The nation, with its glut of middle-aged baby boomers, is getting older.

At the moment, a glut of natural gas on the North American market has driven prices below $4 per million Btu ($3. 863 on Friday).

The present invention relates to food production technology and is especially the production process of fish bladder glut in.

The industry is seeing its first glut, not least because so much extra capacity has been built.

The bonanza in mortgage-backed securities helped create a glut of new homes that did little to promote long-term growth.

The "savings glut" hypothesis is associated with Ben Bernanke, now chairman of the Federal Reserve.

In the savings-glut world, governments are responsible for much of the capital outflow.

Because refiners don't just produce just one fuel, higher capacity utilization rates could worsen the diesel and heating-oil glut.

In some metros, foreclosures have slowed simply because a glut of foreclosures has clogged the system.

Those links came under strain before the crisis, as a global saving glut caused a decoupling of long- and short-term rates.

It makes people reluctant to lower the asking price on their homes, which in turn contributes to the glut of houses on the market.

Second, as Robert knows, I don't buy the "money-glut" thesis he extols.

Say denied that there could ever be a general glut of commodities.

This paper can give some reference for solving the glut of caustic soda existing in domestic chlor-alkali industry at present.

The market is still swamped by a glut of for-sale houses.

Still, there is the potential for a glut of solar-panel makers in China, he said.

Analysts said that prices will likely keep falling in early 2008 as builders continue to struggle to work down the glut of homes.

Under normal conditions, that small glut would quickly have disappeared in a bust on the present scale.

Still, much of the global saving glut did end up in America.

Wall Street had pumped billions into Hollywood, leading to a glut of films.

The paper argues that the standard "global savings glut" hypothesis helps explain the first two facts.

But with many firms cutting staff numbers and some, like Merrill Lynch, leaving lower Manhattan, there is no denying the growing glut.

Also, concerns over a glut will add to the gloomy outlook for banks' shares.

In unreformed Scotland the glut of cash notably boosted staff numbers more than staff activity.

Price-cutting at many hotels suggests there may be a glut of rooms.

New York and London have played a central and lucrative role in recycling the glut of savings in Asia and in the petro-economies.

China's economic leaders have acknowledged the positive economic effect of the pork glut.

Government, industry and households all contributed to the savings glut.

That's only one-sixth of China's construction steel output, meaning that the real estate freeze can still create a dangerous glut.

a glut of films commissioned in the era of loose credit has at last worked its way through the pipeline.

As academics found fresh theories to explain the saving glut, they became less anxious about the imbalances it produced.

The response to these trade imbalances produces the global money glut - a looming source of economic breakdown.

Box office should improve when the current glut of low-grossing one-person shows is replaced with lots of big tuners this spring.

But because of a current glut in the market, the average rate of depreciation has nearly doubled.

A further 3. 9% were in foreclosure, the legal process that settles defaults and thereby adds to the glut of homes for sale.

Germany's saving glut allowed others to spend freely and to run up large debts.

its price influenced by demand from China's glut of new biofuel refineries ?

The supply glut, in turn, has been pressuring prices, which have resumed a downward slide and could soon test new lows.

Polysilicon moved from shortage to glut in almost the time it takes to flick a light switch.

Just how bad this glut of unsold houses will get is very hard to say.

Mr. Vybornov blames diamond traders who pledged diamond stocks as loan collateral for part of the world glut.

But it is in economics where this glut of freedom is most obvious.

Industrial enterprises, concludes Mr. Anderson, are the real cause of China's savings glut.

But if we live in the money-glut world, the great gains in monetary stability of the past quarter century are at risk.

But the main problem underpinning the industry's woes is a supply glut.

China has a glut of unused capacity in factories and commercial office buildings.

With the glut of information on the Web circa 2009, personalization in this era means providing effective filters and recommendations .

Children at any party will glut themselves with cake and ice cream, and not touch healthier foods.

The financing glut has thus spilled over into markets for existing assets.

The traffic jam reflects the growing pressure facing Hollywood films as a glut of 3-D movies crowd each other out.

Natural gas producers have been saved from a glut.

The fish bladder glut in product is transparent light yellow powder of 80-200 mesh granularity and water content less than 10 %.

When something, or someone, is a glut on the market, the price drops.

The inevitable result was today's higher prices, which will probably lead to glut and falling prices tomorrow.

Dirk Kuyt insists Fernando Torres is on the verge of a goal glut.

OPEC has delivered a second major oil shock, followed by a world recession and oil glut in 1980-1981.

But after the 2001 recession, businesses accumulated cash, rather than spending it, because of the spending glut during the tech boom.

This year's Californian bee glut, then, has been caused by a mixture of rising supply meeting falling demand.

They provided a glut of cheap, easy capital which fed the housing bubble.

It feels like we're all suffering from information overload or data glut.

And the saving glut is still out there.

And despite a glut of the fish in area waters, it is relatively expensive.

Blocking the fundamental energy source of tumor by GLUT-1-targeted therapy may provide a new strategy for cancer treatment.

Despite this growing glut, however, the price of oil has been rising steadily in recent weeks (see chart 2).

In other words, there's still a glut of homes on the market, which is likely to drive prices down.

Stiglitz calls the savings glut nations graduates of 'the class of '97.

Meanwhile, this housing glut will work itself out.

They're here to feed on a glut of newly hatched cadis flies.

The glut of shipping capacity has forced down rates.

Add the likelihood of some 1m more repossessions as adjustable-rate mortgages are reset, and you have the makings of a housing glut.

Many predicted a glut in the market, but demand is catching up.

A glut of empty houses and flats will restrain rents, a big chunk of the consumer-price index.

Will China's enormous boost in chip production glut the world market?

When the glut of pigs hits the market, prices and profits collapse.

Meanwhile, new discoveries made when high commodity prices were encouraging exploration have yielded a glut of natural gas in America.

What's less clear is just how big the supply glut really is.

In these times of cost reduction and consolidation, we must ask ourselves whether there are better ways to manage the glut.

The savings-glut view is far more comforting.

What lay behind the savings glut?

A glut of solar panels is expected to hit the market in the coming year as new production comes online, especially in China.

Sheep once sold for as little as 50 cents each during a glut in the 1980s, but today some breeds of ewe can sell for as much as $200 a pop.

Thanks to a building boom in the past few years, there is a glut of cinemas.

A more optimistic view is that the saving glut is temporary.

As new competitors created a glut of capacity, Jet's market share slid from a high of almost 49% in 2003 to roughly 25% this year.

According to Standard Chartered economist Stephen Green, "China could well see another pig glut" in the second half of 2012.

My answer to the first is that the savings-glut hypothesis is truer, for several reasons.

In short, there's a glut of funds who want money.

The glut of apples sent the prices down.

"There's a glut of product, " says Paul Fishbein, AVN's editor.

We're just having a glut in the market, you'd better buy some now, , and they go very fast.

The glut of fruit sent the prices down.

To indulge with rich food; glut.

"We have a global savings glut, " explained Krugman, "which is why there is, in fact, no upward pressure on interest rates. "

The boy glut themselves with cake.

Second, we can have the global savings glut II: the revenge of the North.

There is a glut of old films on television these days.

Today, there is a glut of cheap natural gas, and domestic oil production is rising for the first time in decades.

There is a glut of homes in most of the country.

If there is a glut of tea, its price will be marked down, people will drink more and producers will supply less.

If we live in the savings-glut world, the US current account deficit is protecting the world from deep recession.

Chrysler's executives hoped that a big marketing push would clear the glut.

There is a glut of postdocs too.

Unless you live there, the glut won't have any long-term impact on housing supply in your town.

In the first place, we should not only lay emphasis on finance security, but also oppose financial hegemony by restraining dollar glut.

Hong Kong, having one of the freest capital markets in Asia, would likely see a glut of funds, they said.

Pig farmers cut back on production after losing money during last year's glut.

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Additive effects of insulin stimulation and ischemia on myocardial GLUT translocation and glucose uptake in canine

Recent progress on insulin-regulated membrane fusion between the GLUT-4 storage vesicle and cell membrane

Repairing welding of the large area notch of the iron pump impeller using low carbon steel glut

A stress field model of glut single side subjected pressure for rolling repairing damaged casing well

Glut of money could hamper tech start-ups

Research on Liquidity Glut of Chinese Commercial Banks

The Bill from the China Shop: How Asia's Savings Glut Threatens the World Economy, Profile Books

As academics found fresh theories to explain the saving glut

The savings glut was really an investment dearth

Permit glut undermines EU carbon scheme

( I am siding here with Richard Duncan's "money glut" theory, as distinct from the "savings glut" theory. )

glut the market with cheap apples from abroad

The effect of dexamethasone on GLUT-1 following unilateral hypoxia-ischemia of rat brain

The global savings glut and the current crisis

a glut of cotton goods

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