Sentence examples for called supply from inspiring English sources

Back in 2009, I wrote a brainstorming article called Supply + Demand + Magic to air ideas and canvas support for what would become And Other Stories.

George W. Bush's "compassionate conservatism" is the same basic philosophy that Republicans previously called "supply side" or "trickle down" economics (news article, Oct. 20).

United Technologies has farmed much of its buying out to third parties, and has moved engineers and finance executives into what is now called supply side management.

It's called supply and demand.

Supply chain is usually represented by a network (which is called supply chain network) that contains some nodes.

Emergence and early growth accelerate from this outset to maximum growth at inflection, which is shaped by the interplay of two forces: technology push (also called supply push) and market pull (also called demand pull).

In his conference paper, Professor Mundell first articulated what came to be called "supply-side economics".

(Bush, before joining Ronald Reagan's ticket, had once been pro-choice and called supply-side economics "voodoo economics").

Conservative adversaries see his new formulation — which bluntly called supply-side economics a failure — as a weakened president's shift toward partisanship and populism that vilifies the rich in the wake of Occupy Wall Street protests.

If all this stirs in you a feeling of nostalgia, like the songs on McMahon's campaign soundtrack, that's because it is a perfect distillation of what was once called "supply-side economics," the gift that Ronald Reagan bequeathed to America in the 1980s and that George W. Bush then regifted in a sparkly new box.

As if to hammer that point home, a second, even longer article followed 24 hours later – this time a speech by Xi Jinping – in which the president laid out his vision for the Chinese economy and what he called supply-side structural reform.