The phrase "cost demand" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without context.
It could be used in discussions related to economics or pricing strategies, but it is advisable to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The cost demand for the new product will determine our pricing strategy."
Alternatives: "price demand" or "cost requirement."
Vice chancellor Malcolm Gillies says: "It's down to a matrix that consists of four areas: cost, demand, employability and affordability".
Such staging decisions are likely to be based on cost, demand for tickets and the wishes of the manager.
The main issues related to water conservation in urban centers are the increase in water supply cost, demand growth, pollution and differences in the distribution of water resources.
By differentiating taxes between industries with different abatement cost, demand, and number of domestic firms, governments are in a position to raise national net foreign rents.
Based on the molecular structure requirement of the synthesized polymer resistant to higher temperature and the lower cost demand of water-based drilling fluid system, a kind of synthesized polymer Poly(SSS/AM/AMPS) was prepared by using 2-acrylamido-2-methylpropanesulfonic acid (AMPS), acrylamide (AM) and sodium p-styrenesulfonate (SSS) through inverse emulsion polymerization.
We find that under general cost, demand, and performance functions, single-product profit maximizing firm responses to CAFE standards follow a distinct pattern: firms ignore CAFE when the standard is low, treat CAFE as a vehicle design constraint for moderate standards, and violate CAFE when the standard is high.
Ofwat said it cross-referenced Thames Water's cost demands with information from other water firms.
Although popular, it was not the box-office success its cost demanded.
The move comes as auto parts companies remain vulnerable to the cost demands of the major automakers; outside suppliers account for some 70percentt of a vehicle's cost.
The time and cost demands of creating and maintaining an ABC model on this scale is a major barrier to widespread adoption at most companies.
The most important concerns are the time and cost demands that running an experiment places on the host company and the participating professionals.
