### magnitude | amount | abundance:

Bounty
* Bounties are generosity
  - literally subsides from Australian taxpayers to foreign consumers
* Bounties are rewards offered for fugitive information
  - pieces of information
  - ships
* is an abundance

Excess
* are harmlessly urinated out of the body.
* can contribute to ecosystem degradation, whereas deficiencies can hinder plant growth.
* has effects
  - negative effects
* is superabundance
* leads to liver problems
* stored in the liver can cause jaundice and liver damage.
* usually occur when multiple combinations of micronutrients are applied.

### magnitude | amount | abundance | excess:

Androgen excess
* can lead to problems as benign as acne or as serious as endometrial cancer
  - produce both hair loss and hirutism
* represents the most common cause of hirsutism.

Excess demand
* is seen as being a major cause of inflation
  - the amount demanded minus the amount supplied
* situation in which quantity demanded exceeds quantity supplied.
* tends to induce competition among the buyers that forces prices up.

Excess dopamine
* has a suppressing effect on the reproductive hormone, prolactin.
* is known to be a feature of schizophrenia.
* suppresses the production of the reproductive hormone prolactin.

Glutamate excess
* is neurotoxic because it over stimulates specific neuronal metabolic functions.
* occurs when it isn t removed after nerve cells signal to one another.

Profusion
* ProFusion meta-search engine that submits a query to as many as nine search engines.
* has good resistance to most severe pests of crabapple.

### magnitude | amount | abundance | richness:

Overgrowth
* are profusion.
* is richness

### magnitude | amount | abundance | richness | overgrowth:

Candida overgrowth
* can be difficult for a physician to diagnosis
  - cause severe constipation
  - further contribute to gluten sensitivity
* is stimulated by feeding the yeast or fungus
  - the result of damaged intestinal flora, mainly in the colon
* starts in the gut and can quickly run rampant throughout the entire body.

### magnitude | amount | abundance | surplus:

Consumer surplus
* is A the gains from exchange.
* is the area above equilibrium price and below the demand curve
  - under the demand curve and above the price
  - net gain for consumers from consumption
  - used frequently by economists in policy studies
* measures the buyer's gain from a trade
  - difference between quantity supplied and quantity demanded
* represents the dollar value gained by buyers due to a market's existence.

Cash advance
* are advances
  - an important feature of credit cards
* is an amount

Critical mass
* is an amount
  - expression which science applies to nuclear reactions
  - mass
* is the amount of radioactive material necessary to sustain a chain reaction
  - key issue in the semiconductor equipment industry
* refers most often to the number of people required to plan and implement a project.

### magnitude | amount:

Deficit
* always increase when the economy goes into a recession.
* are a tax on our children and a drain on capital
  - an aspect of public life that can be good or bad, depending on the circumstances
  - caused by gravity
  - common in prosperous times
  - lack
  - liabilities
  - promises to pay for current spending with future tax revenues
  - scores
  - shortages
  - when adults tell the government what they want and their kids pay for it
* contribute to poor hoof quality
* limit ability
  - plant growth

### magnitude | amount | deficit:

Budget deficit
* are deficits.
* can be harmful to the economy.
* increase demand for loanable funds and hence lead to higher interest rates.
* raise total lifetime consumption by shifting taxes to subsequent generations.

Government deficit
* are an economic fact of life
  - bad since they always result in inflation
* stimulate private investment.