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Demand for security guards also appears to be rising.
The trans-Atlantic route is a major earner for British airlines, including Virgin Atlantic, which was the first to agree to the United States demand for armed guards on its flights.
And the demand for personal guards has soared, with the number of certified security companies nationwide more than tripling over the past decade to 712 from 200, according to the Security Services Association of Malaysia, which trains guards.
Group 4 Falck, a leading global provider of security services, agreed to buy a rival, the Wackenhut Corporation, for $573 million so Falck can expand in the United States, where demand for security guards is rising after the Sept. 11 attacks.
One has to ask the question, 'What is the wider societal problem?' Is there societal demand for increased "safe guards" to protect against potentially harmful/inappropriate research studies and/or researchers?
Demand for instruments to guard against these risks surged.The first currency futures were launched by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's International Monetary Market in 1972; and the first interest-rate futures by the CBOT in 1975.
The demand for plans to guard against improvised explosives is being cited by state and local officials as the latest example that their concerns are not being heard, and that federal officials continue to push them to spend money on a terrorism threat that is often vague.
With America's massive prison population, there's also a demand for people to guard its prisoners.
