According to the economics textbooks, a demand arises for, say, pink typewriters, and then entrepreneurs arise to satisfy it.
By 1968, Central and South American bishops meeting in Medellin, Colombia, proclaimed that "the Christian quest for justice is a demand arising from biblical teaching," and adopted as their pastoral imperative a "preferential option for the poor," which in practical terms meant resisting state-sponsored violence and repression.
Thus, between Manitoba and the Rockies the demand arose for the creation of a province, and in 1905 not one but two new provinces were formed: Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Still more demand arose from old-economy products like cars and toys.
Though many relics turn out to be forgeries, executed in modern or medieval times as demand arose, the Padua body seems more likely than most to be what it is claimed to be, although exact proof is lacking.
Taking an historical perspective, the paper argues that shipping is fundamentally a derived demand arising out of, but also enabling, the spatial separation of production and consumption that are integrated through global value chains.
While it is no easy task to create an SPI for all 272 regions in 28 European countries, the EC says the ability for different countries to share knowledge on socially innovative policies "was identified as a key demand arising from policymakers".
Furthermore, it is common for existing gene networks to be adapted to perform new tasks, instead of new networks being invented every time a similar but distinct demand arises.
When the coefficients of dummy variable ( left({alpha}_2right) )and interaction term (α 3) in Eq. (3a) are statistically significant, it implies that the magnitude of the peak-nonpeak slope (change in peak demand arising from a unit change nonpeak demand) for the period January 2011 to December 2012 and the January 2013 to August 2014 period is different.
