The phrase
"demand shock" refers to a sudden and significant decrease in the demand for goods and services in an economy. This can happen when people stop buying things due to a crisis or a sudden change in their financial situation. It leads to a decrease in sales and affects businesses and the overall economic activity.
Full definition
Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«demand»
«shock»
Sentences with «demand shock»
- Cities / markets with lower economic volatility reduce the risk of negative demand shocks that may lead to rising vacancy rates and declining office rents. (xelonline.com)
- The nominal exchange rate would have to return to its long run value following an aggregate demand shock. (worthwhile.typepad.com)
- Thus the decline in output in the east Asian region represented a significant negative demand shock to the Australian economy. (rba.gov.au)
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