"demand stimulus" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to actions or policies designed to increase consumer demand for goods or services in an economy. Example: The government implemented a demand stimulus package in response to the economic downturn, offering tax breaks and subsidies to encourage consumers to spend and boost the economy.
The need is for a demand stimulus.
The summit yielded no agreement on demand stimulus or on measures to cut unemployment.
Without this artificial demand stimulus, world oil prices would have been significantly lower.
It was similarly obvious that the 2001 tax cut was poorly designed as a demand stimulus.
As Vince Cable said in his Liberal Democrat conference speech last month, the need now is for demand stimulus.
At the same time, given the potential for long-lasting damage to growth, it has become even more important to maintain adequate demand stimulus so long as unemployment remains high.
Still, Toyota's managing director, Takahiko Ijichi, cautioned: "We note a lack of visibility concerning currency movements and the possible backlash in demand after the end of the demand-stimulus programs in Japan, which requires our close monitoring".
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The bank described the economy as "picking up" because of expanding overseas demand and stimulus steps.
The most pressing challenge, then, is to support demand with stimulus, and continue to use bail-out funds to strengthen savable banks.
Despite calls from the Americans to do more to lift consumer demand, their stimulus plan relies heavily on front-loading investment in infrastructure, cathedrals included, in line with their dirigiste tradition.
