Sentences with phrase «demand for goods»

Expect supply and demand for goods and services to stay in equilibrium more or less throughout 2000 and the first half of 2001.

You'd see similar trends in employment — the job market hasn't replaced most of the jobs lost since 2007, because employers aren't increasing capacity in anticipation of increased demand for goods and services.

As the population is on rise, the demand for goods or services is on rise as a result of which they getting more valuable and costlier with time.

Once the smoke clears and all the pent up demand for goods and services is released, those firms that successfully weather the storm will be nicely poised to reap the benefits.

At the same time, there will be cases where disabled persons make unreasonable demands, charging discrimination in situations where the demand for goods, services, facilities and accommodation is clearly unrealistic.

Remember, what urgently needs to be eliminated is not demand for goods and services, and not demand for energy — but demand for fossil fuels.

what urgently needs to be eliminated is not demand for goods and services, and not demand for energy — but demand for fossil fuels — See more at: http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2014/03/unforced-variations-mar-2014/#sthash.Ce5dZhs3.dpuf

Neither does it follow — as the fossil fuel interests would have us believe — that reducing the demand for energy requires reducing the demand for the goods and services that energy provides.

Demand - side management - Policies and programs for influencing the demand for goods and / or services.

If demand for these goods remains the same, production may move offshore to the cheaper country with lower standards, and global emissions will not be reduced.

Join GLOBE EU, the Global Legislators Organization for Balanced Environment and Global Footprint Network in marking Earth Overshoot Day — the date when humanity's annual demand for the goods and services that our land and seas can provide exceeds what Earth's ecosystems can renew in a year.

In STAMP world, higher tax rates lead to higher prices, decreasing demand for goods and hence demand for labor, causing a reduction in wage rates.

And so the demand for these goods rises.

As European empires and economies expanded during early modernity, demand for goods like sugar and rum depended upon the exploitation of the Caribbean and its people, setting the stage for burgeoning global capitalism — the forces of which would eventually deliver Nikes to the streets of San Juan centuries later.

Those not in debt would have had more spending power leading to more demand for goods and at least some job creation.

Standard economics theory holds that consumer subsidies raise demand for goods, thereby shifting prices higher.

The ratio has spiked form 1.3 to 1.4 in a matter of months, suggesting that U.S. companies are stockpiling goods because the demand for those goods simply isn't there.

When combined with a tight labor market and recent wage growth, it remains to be seen how well companies can absorb input cost increases before having to pass them on to consumers, and how sticky consumer demand for goods and services will be once this happens.

As a result, demand for goods and services, including oil and commodities, eases off.

This will help to eventually push up inflation through greater demand for goods and services.

One persuasive theory proposed by economist Richard Easterlin is that the postwar period witnessed a combination of two basic forces which encouraged optimism and relaxed earlier constraints on marriage and having children: an unprecedented demand for goods and services otherwise known as the postwar economic boom; and an accompanying shortage of labor.

It is the company's expectation that every one of the 6,000 people employed by their UK warehouses will be required to meet the growing demand for goods purchased online.

And as consumers, we all can help curb crime by cutting the demand for these goods.

Microeconomics examines how these decisions and behaviors affect the supply and demand for goods and services, which determines prices, and how prices, in turn, determine the supply and demand of goods and services.

And for people to have demand for goods and services, people must have income,» he said.

The ever increasing gains to U.S. will far outweigh the costs as we fire up the mulitplier effect in the «other direction» i.e. more production implies domestically, implies more jobs implies more income generated implies more demand for goods and services implies more production.

Less demand leads to less production which leads to less employment (i.e., higher UNemployment) which leads to even LESS demand for goods and services (because the unemployed don't have money to spend) and the cycle keeps repeating itself.

It directly yanks a certain amount of demand for goods and services out of the economy.

Price controls are derived from socialism, which is an economic philosophy that does not use price to control supply and demand for goods in the economy.

However, much less is understood about how older people's changing demand for goods and services will affect consumer brands.

While campaigning on Paladino's home turf (he was at the Niagara Blower Company in Erie County), Lazio was asked about the Obama administration's new focus on the economy — specifically the president's plan to let businesses deduct the full value of new equipment purchases through 2011 to increase the demand for goods and create jobs.

As such, if the demand for goods and services in the economy increases, the demand for labour will increase, increasing employment and wages.

The demand for labour in an economy is derived from the demand for goods and services.

«The latter has obtained celebrity in his manufacture; he is entitled to all the advantages of that celebrity, whether resulting from the greater demand for his goods or from the higher price the public are willing to give for the article, rather than for the goods of the other manufacturer, whose reputation is not so high as a manufacturer.»

However tenuously, they have moved upward into the middle class, and the new aggregate demand for goods and services they exert is everywhere visible in the quantity of economic activity in the world today, as opposed to twenty - five years ago.

The universalization of the demand for these goods may give the impression of a pervasive global mono - culture.

Prices may or not rise depending upon supply / demand for goods and currency.

Deflation can occur when the demand for goods and services decreases or when the money supply shrinks.

Just as a murky outlook will depress consumer sentiment, a weak forecast for the demand for goods and services will sidetrack corporate spending on auxiliary measures that can be budgeted away if necessary.

With it will come growing demand for goods linked to household consumption — particularly agricultural products.

Inflation would be a barometer of unproductive capital to the extent it meant that the demand for goods and services exceeded their production, Mark, and this is most likely to occur under conditions of capital scarcity.

China is not just a source of supply for goods, it is a source of demand for goods and services as well.

Critics contend that's bad for innovation and growth because sending money back to shareholders reduces investments in equipment, technology and research and development, and lowers corporate spending and aggregate demand for goods and services.

This means that changes in other countries» demand for our goods and services can have significant implications for our economy.

Additionally, China's rapidly growing middle - class will drive accelerating demand for goods and services that Canadian companies, large and small, are primed to meet, notably in agriculture and food.

[12] Nor does the notion that monetary policy operates by expanding the money supply (or base money) and this excess supply bids up demand for goods and services (and their prices) as people attempt to get rid of their excessive money balance.

Suppose, for example, that macroeconomic policy choices convinced businesses to expect faster growth in the demand for their goods and services than they currently do.

The first is that the demand for services has increased faster than the demand for goods as average incomes have risen.

Real interest rates, which subtract inflation from the nominal rate to show the true cost of borrowing, soared as high as 8 % in the aftermath, as demand for goods and services evaporated and prices tumbled.

Lower interest rates will do nothing but inflate asset - price bubbles if there is reduced demand for goods and services.