| 单词 | shock |
| 释义 | shock An event which is different to an important extent from what people expected, or from what they could reasonably have expected given the information available to them. Actual economic events, such as goods prices, share prices, or income levels, are hardly ever exactly what people expected. A shock is an event which causes an actual outcome very different from what on average was expected. Examples include major geographical discoveries, major technical developments, and major political upsets such as wars and revolutions. There is no agreed system for identifying shocks in economic data. See also: adverse supply shock |
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