biunivocity

[Greg Nowell <GN842@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The book I'm translating employs this term but a search
on the 'net shows it to be rare, and apparently an
engineering term.  The MIT dictionary of Economics has
no listing.  I'm wondering if this word counts as a
"common term" or an idiosyncratic usage.  Ventelous
uses it with regard to the simultaneous setting of
income and price levels as a reflection of today's
expectations with regard to tomorrow's consumption.
-gn.

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