Paribus
adverb
A Latin phrase meaning 'other things being equal', used particularly in economics to indicate that certain variables will remain unchanged.
In economics, we say that if the price of a good rises, demand may fall, ceteris paribus.

Usage tips
Formal
ceteris paribus,all else equal,holding other factors constant
adverb
A Latin phrase meaning 'other things being equal', used particularly in economics to indicate that certain variables will remain unchanged.
In economics, we say that if the price of a good rises, demand may fall, ceteris paribus.

Usage tips
Formal
ceteris paribus,all else equal,holding other factors constant
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Context
Understand that 'paribus' is often used to discuss theoretical scenarios without the complexity of real-world variables.
In discussing economics.
Formal Use
Use 'paribus' in formal writing or academic discussions for clarity and precision.
In research papers.
Implication
Remember that when using 'paribus', you're assuming no other changes, which might not always be realistic.
In case studies.
Context
Understand that 'paribus' is often used to discuss theoretical scenarios without the complexity of real-world variables.
In discussing economics.
Formal Use
Use 'paribus' in formal writing or academic discussions for clarity and precision.
In research papers.
Implication
Remember that when using 'paribus', you're assuming no other changes, which might not always be realistic.
In case studies.
Context
Understand that 'paribus' is often used to discuss theoretical scenarios without the complexity of real-world variables.
In discussing economics.
Formal Use
Use 'paribus' in formal writing or academic discussions for clarity and precision.
In research papers.
Implication
Remember that when using 'paribus', you're assuming no other changes, which might not always be realistic.
In case studies.
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