Sentence examples for demand problems from inspiring English sources

It wouldn't solve America's stuctural problems or its demand problems (since the surplus would probably just shift to other low cost markets).

"We haven't done anything to fix the long-term supply and demand problems yet, and I am still very concerned about this summer," Mr. Perkins said.

Utility officials say that much of their demand problems come down to one hour each year, that moment of peak demand when consumers are using the most electricity.

First, there's the ordinary business of expressing a view about the economy that the reader disagrees with – e.g., "Krugman is wrong, because the government can't create jobs"; or, if you prefer, "Casey Mulligan is wrong, because we're suffering from demand problems, not supply problems".

Hi Larry, given the liquidity trap which is going on at the moment and low interest rates, isnt it pretty obvious that only keynesian solutions are the best weve got at the moment?and isnt the crisis we have at the moment one of demand so why is this govt trying to use supply side economics to solve demand problems?

This suggests that aggregate demand problems are more prominent in employers' decisions than skill gaps problems.

David Cameron says it's "a demand problem".

Rather than a supply problem, he has come to believe "that the demand problem is bigger".

There is a worldwide private demand problem behind the lack of inflationary pressure.

"Drugs are primarily a demand problem but the politics of reducing demand are not nearly as attractive," he said.

The important thing is not to lose sight of the fact that what we have now is a demand problem.