call market

American  

noun

1. the market for lending call money.

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Etymology

Origin of call market

First recorded in 1870–75

Example Sentences

Inadequate medical supplies or prices well above costs are evidence of what economists call market failure.

From Washington Post

He admits that he can never call market tops and bottoms or predict how far prices will fluctuate.

From The Wall Street Journal

Public broadcasting began as a response to what progressives nowadays call “market failure.”

From Washington Post

These three major planks of what many call “market fundamentalism” share the same essential flaw: they take old conservative ideas and dumb them down by stripping them of all subtlety and nuance, in the process perverting their meaning to something completely at odds with the traditions of principled conservatism.

From Salon

It is what economics textbooks call an externality, which in turn is one example of what they call "market failures".

From BBC