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The demand for and the supply of credit is closely linked to changes in liquidity.

It stimulated widespread demand for federal ownership and operation of the stockyards.

And wherever there is such demand for tropical agribusiness, forests are being razed to meet it.

But in a free market, goods and services are determined by customer demand, and demand for obscene material as defined by the existing legislation is virtually nonexistent.

There is hunger for Indonesian sovereign debt, which may be a precursor of demand for corporate paper.

Lower production also means less demand for palladium and platinum, used in the production of catalytic converters.

Perhaps more important, contractionary policy in Europe and emerging Asia chipped away at global demand for American exports.

Rather, the strain is likely to reflect a rise in the flow demand for Labour, a transitory phenomenon associated with the sudden increase in regional demand and inward-oriented output flows.

As the demand for these personal navigation devices continues to grow, so does the need for better quality images covering more parts of the world.

Any slowdown in construction would reduce global demand for steel and also for iron ore, which is used in steel production.

Nobody seems terribly concerned about potential crises in global markets that could wipe away demand for any IPO — tech or otherwise.

Although biomass fuel has the potential to be virtually carbon neutral, the demand for cooking wood is driving deforestation in some parts of the world.

A study published in 2007 concluded that both drought and increased demand for irrigation water contributed to the lake's falling water levels and rising salinity.

As the supply of gold starts to increase, its role as the medium of exchange diminishes while the demand for it for some other usages is likely to be retained or increase.

There are good reasons for thinking that old patterns are about to change-and that the current recession-driven downturn in the demand for Western graduates will morph into something structural.

He also insisted United would not fleece fans despite the demand for season tickets." The club remain committed to making top-class football affordable and structures its prices accordingly," he said.

But if we are focusing purely on the business cycle, then shocks to the supply and demand for money (including expectations of future changes) are the primary determinant of the pace of recovery.

The causes of bullwhip effect include demand forecast, repertory management, batch order, delivery cycle, price wave, etc.

Either way, the subsidies mean demand for food will soar.

The demand for this mode of transport is likely to outstrip the demand for inland transport, enhancing the market for larger, well-equipped passenger and transport ships.

Consumption shocks are progressively lowering global import demand for broiler parts.

Two weeks after the massacre, there were reports of increased demand for psychiatric help both for hospitalization and outpatient treatment.

Newly-designed 14K gold jewellery following the world trend can fully satisfy modern women's demand for fashionaBle ornament arrangement.

Conventionally market needs for refined oil products will increase in the second quarter as consumption rose on demand for travel, manufacturing and transportation.

But given the world's increasing thirst for oil-and the demand for energy more generally-guessing black gold's future price is a speculator's game.

Second, if and when they quit the market, will the demand for jewellery revive enough to support the price near recent levels?

This week will bring fresh evidence of demand for government debt, starting Wednesday with Treasury International Capital, or TIC, data for July, tracking the flow of money across U.S. borders.

The government's rush to meet energy targets by the end of 2010 sparked a huge demand for diesel to use in generators, as a way to circumvent state energy controls.

Cotton demand soared, but the cotton gin also multiplied the demand for slave labor.

Just how much the demand for financial innovation will fade is unclear, of course.

The demand for certainty is one which is natural to man, but is nevertheless an intellectual vice.

The conventional consumer goods have lost much of their glamour and the demand for new ones has yet to come. Consumer prices remain low, and thus people skew toward saving more than usual, and demand constraint on market clearly intensifies.

"The workers put in a demand for higher wages. The boss says: 'If you want higher wages, you'd better go and work somewhere else. I can easily get someone to replace you.' But the workers refuse to go and insist on their demand for higher wages ....

Although OPEC, in which Saudi Arabia is the biggest force, exists to keep oil prices buoyant, it does not want to see them reach a point where the world economy is damaged and demand for oil falls.

"Excessive gains in prices are mainly due to a shortage of supply, and a major part of the demand for housing is due to unreasonable demand," Qi said.

When an employing unit recruits persons via a job intermediary, it shall provide the intermediary with truthful information about its demand for jobs.

The demand for electrical power continues to outreach the supply.

On the other hand, the Russian shipyard industry is surging ahead, powered by the demand for various types of ships, oil and gas tankers as well as industrial, military and private boats.

The demand for access to platforms of expression cannot be satisfied when using them lands you in prison.