The prices have fallen at my favorite gas station. It is only $2.35 a gallon compared to $2.15 a gallon across the street. Do economists call that a market correction? Or is this just a market adjustment? If a gas station need only adjust to the market, then how strong is the pressure?
Maybe this gas station is impervious to market pressure because there is a market force less than "pressure". What should we name something weaker than market pressure? Is that a market mild suggestion? Or maybe a market intimation?
Do economists sleep well while I corrupt their discipline?
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