This body of literature highlights the existence of demand-side barriers to service use such as household geographic remoteness (and therefore difficulties in reaching the providers), low education levels, cultural aspects and poor economic conditions.
In Eastman Kodak the Supreme Court held that a manufacturer of photocopying and micrographic equipment, in agreeing to sell replacement parts for its machines only to those customers who also agreed to purchase repair services from it as well, would be guilty of tying if the evidence at trial established the existence of consumer demand for parts and services separately.
The latent existence of this demand might be significant but recent NGO campaigns have severely undermined the ethical credentials of biofuels.
The total number of users in the system becomes more important rather than the existence of high demand users assuming all users are given the same priority.
The significance of this paper is to propose a novel decision support framework which helps the buyer to make optimal and robust procurement decision including supplier selection and order allocation among multiple supplier sources in the existence of correlated demand, yield and spot price uncertainties.
Possible explanations for this shift are, inter alia, that the overall "activity stance" (the fraction of job seekers that are activated) has been scaled a bit down, making it possible to substitute quality for quantity, and that an improved economic situation has ensured the existence of a demand for labor that the programs can aim at satisfying.
But his words do hint at one of the key problems driving the drug war, beyond the existence of high demand for illegal drugs in the United States.
For instance, national security letters (NSLs) authorized under the PATRIOT Act include gag orders that prohibit recipients from disclosing the mere existence of official demands for information, much less their contours.
From my understanding, the main reason why Uber operates in Jakarta is based on the existence of huge public demand for safe, reliable and affordable means of transportation.
The results obtained provide evidence for the existence of an induced demand for transport in Spain, though said results vary depending on the estimating method employed.
In other words, the effectiveness of the points system in raising the mean skill level of immigrants depends on the existence of a large demand for visas to enter Australia.
