short run

Related to short run: long run

short run

1. adjective (typically hyphenated and used before a noun) Of, covering, or limited to only a short or immediate period of time. This sort of short-run planning is fine while the company is being set up, but you need to start setting some long-term goals and strategies.
2. noun A short length of time; an immediate or limited period in which to act or effect change. Congress approved funding to cover the country's debt for the short run, but a more permanent solution will have to be reached before the December 31 deadline. This minimum wage increase may have a negative effects on businesses in the short run, but they will be dwarfed by the benefits down the line.
See also: run, short
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

short run

see under long run.
See also: run, short
The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.
See also:
  • in the short haul
  • over the short haul
  • over the short term
  • short on (something) (and long on something else)
  • come short of
  • come short of (something)
  • be short of (something)
  • for short
  • short of a length
  • in short
References in periodicals archive
Evidence from happiness studies indicate that happiness is elevated at a decreasing rate by income in the short run, but not noticeably affected by increased income in the long run.
Happiness, adaptation, and decreasing marginal utility of income
Consequently, our findings that financial development has significantly positive effects on international trade in the long run but significantly negative effects in the short run do not seem to be driven by common omitted factors.
Are financial development and trade openness complements or substitutes?
Conditional mean method and Pseudo-instrumental variable method are used to find short run income elasticities by using different variables.
Residential demand for electricity in Pakistan
Every new part launched in short run is critical because the capital investment is larger relative to the number of parts produced per year.
Short run molding for long term success
Specialty papers tend to be more defined by marketing terms (short runs, limited customer base, high margins) than by technical attributes.
Can commodity papers be 'specialized?'
In the short run, rather than being a model of electronic efficiency, health plans may find themselves mired in an avalanche of paperwork and phone calls.
Compliance meltdown coming
In the short run, they're technically students; in the long run, they represent our future.
The future lies, uh, ahead. (Kick off)
Taking a short run can help you maintain your training gains when you're unable to do more.
Short training bouts add up
Equally important, in the short run, the capacity of the firm's support and production activities is limited.
Evaluating The Economics Of Short- And Long-Run Production-Related Decisions [*]
Indulgence feels good in the short run, but a steady diet of either self-illusions or desserts eventually takes a toll.
Self-illusions come back to bite students
Harrington carried the torch for the conviction that as long as human beings live in the short run, they will not be satisfied with the argument that under capitalism everything will work out--in the long run.
The Other American: The Untold Life of Michael Harrington
We find that the effects on rents and home prices are in most cases small in the short run and negligible in the long run.
THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF REDUCING ON-BASE NAVAL HOUSING
"We've got enough brilliant ideas to last three lifetimes, but in the short run we need to figure how to get some product out," says Sampson.
Forest at a CROSSROADS
* Common Stocks represent ownership in a corporation and entail more risk than other financial assets in the short run. But in the long run, they usually provide the highest returns.
Mixing and matching
At least in the short run, it might help to start your meal with soup of some other food with low calorie density, say researchers at the Pennsylvania State University in University Park.
SOUP, ANYONE?