D: Annual iron ore and concentrate demand (in term of tons).
In densely populated cities where land is scarce, such as New York and London, supply is particularly constrained, so bubbles are also more likely.Fixed but adjustableSome past housing-market forecasts have come badly unstuck because of economists' tendency to concentrate on demand and ignore supply.
In contrast, "extroverted individuals" tend to value more socially stimulating activities and are less likely to concentrate on demanding cognitive tasks, which is likely to explain a smaller involvement of highly extroverted individuals [ 36].
Therefore, this paper concentrates on demand-related obstacles and barriers for a broad market deployment of electric cars.
The gain far exceeded the 1.9% increase that economists had been expecting, but the strength was concentrated in demand for commercial aircraft, where orders more than doubled from their April level.
Rather, the Europeans have concentrated on demanding that America do more.
For health ministries, urbanization has the advantage of geographically concentrating the demand for services, and providing opportunities for more cost effective and more accessible health care provision.
"We weren't aware that we had vaccines [with such potential], because we were concentrating on the demands of western countries," Hoerr admits.
In this paper we will concentrate on the demand for migrants in Germany and the adjustments migrants make when living in Germany.
Since immigrants do not locate randomly but are likely concentrate where labor demand is higher, areas with more immigrants may also be characterized by more work during nonstandard hours.
In our model we used scales taken from the COPSOQ [ 35] to consider psychosocial factors concentrating on quantitative demands, cognitive demands, influence at work, social support from colleagues and superiors, social relationship in the company, and job satisfaction.
