Demand for each commodity comprises of final private and public demand, investment demand, intermediate input demand and export demand.
6In the price possibility frontier presented by Christensen, Jorgenson, and Lau the economy supplies outputs of investment and consumption goods and demands inputs of capital and labor services.
Behind this lies the idea that a businessman demands inputs of land, labour, and capital because he needs them in the production of goods that he sells.
But comparing GHGs and energy consumption fairly requires 1)., using the same competitive maximum ranges, and 2)., demands inputting the actual or real-world energy sources these vehicles use to roll their wheels down the road.
The results revealed key similarities and differences between the teachers and the students in their perception about what could be learned and where Revising a curriculum for medical schools demands inputs from all stakeholders.
President Obama has signalled two areas of emphasis that nearly demand input from a department of culture: infrastructure and education.
The government should now feel more confident in facing down bullying bishops who demand input into legislation.
Subjects appear satisfied with the recommendations by the AHP-based system, though its relatively demanding input requirements may need mitigation and adequate interface designs.
I went to Barbados for a beach holiday and while The Colony Club was lovely, and the beach amazing and quiet, I lasted only a couple of days before my mind demanded input.
The methods share some characteristics: main equipments considered, dependence with solar radiation and heating demand; and differ in other aspects: design parameters of the main equipments, secondary equipment considered, degree of detail of climatic and demand input data and equations of the model used to calculate the performance of the system.
Since the goal is to solve persistent congestion problems, and not temporary fluctuations of traffic demand, input statistics are collected for a sufficiently long time period (e.g., 1 h).
