Sentence examples for effects on demand from inspiring English sources

All three will have direct effects on demand.

There is, of course, one final explanation, namely that the stupendous growth in China over the past decade has had knock-on effects on demand for the commodity-rich economies of the developing world.

By the same logic, the $600 billion of revenue increases and spending cuts scheduled for next year — the so-called fiscal cliff — would have large negative effects on demand, output and employment and would reduce future potential output as well.

I've often argued on this blog and in the column that now is a particularly bad time to cut spending, because unlike in normal times, the adverse effects on demand can't be offset by cutting interest rates.

aAfter Klonaris and Hallam ([2003]) conditional elasticities contain only direct effects on demand in comparison to unconditional elasticities, which contain direct and indirect effects.

In this paper, we compare the causal effects on demand from these two signals based on data from the biggest marketplace for Android apps, Google play.

In effect, on-demand work is a reversion to the piece work of the nineteenth century - when workers had no power and no legal rights, took all the risks, and worked all hours for almost nothing.

If demand eases to such an extent that landlords cannot recuperate costs, we'll likely see a mass exit from the market, which would then just have the opposite effect on demand as supply falls – and we'd be back to square one".

How much it charges one side of the market people who play games—has a knock-on effect on demand on the other people who develop them which has, in turn, an indirect impact on the first side.

For most of the euro area, the effect on demand would be modest.

Cuts in the cost of money take months to have much of an effect on demand.