oversupply
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- n the quality of being so overabundant that prices fall
- v supply with an excess of
- After coping with a post-911 slowdown and an oversupply of grapes, the global wine market is regaining the tremendous growth it enjoyed in the '90s, and one leading reason is Gallo.
- Yet fewer and fewer young people are choosing to go into primary care careers (instead, we are getting an oversupply in specialties like ophthalmology, radiology, anaesthesiology .
- There was a massive oversupply of computer chips from Samsung, Micron and others on the market even before the recession hit.