The achievement of market economy balance state is a long-term problem and it has not been solved yet practically, as evidenced by the entire historical experience of the world economy. Although a significant number of scientific publications is known in this regard, related mainly with the development of balance theory and methodology at different territorial and sectoral levels. According to I. Schumpeter [11], the concept of "balance in the economy has to do with the uniqueness of its manifestation and can be viewed as an abstraction from the methodological aspect". Some economists-theoreticians defend the "multiplicity of balances", proceeding from the market model and the exchange at non-equilibrium prices [6,10,7]. That is, they consider basically the task of a balanced price achievement at the market. Many researchers reduce their theoretical positions to the level of economic models (the methods of evolutionary game experimental theory, the theory of complex systems, dynamic stochastic equilibrium models, etc.) [1,5]. The striving for price equilibrium at the market is limited by the peculiarity of its model, therefore, in our opinion, it is possible to develop the theoretical designs for an equilibrium state achievement by this criterion only in a short time interval.