A fall in US demand thus does not automatically lead to a fall in price.
Analysts have suggested that part of the reason Sainsbury's would be against extended hours on Sundays is because it could lead to a fall in business at its highly profitable convenience stores, which charge higher prices and can open longer providing they are smaller than 3,000 sq ft. Rival Asda, which has no convenience stores, has been vocal in favour of relaxing Sunday trading laws.
In textbook markets for goods, price increases lead to a fall in demand and to substitution.
This could lead to a fall in the value of the currency and in living standards.
The inhabitants of southern and eastern Belgium and Brussels know this would lead to a fall in living standards.
The master bath has a walk-in shower with no obstruction that could lead to a fall.
But after 2015, Mr. Maugeri predicts a "glut of oil," which could lead to a fall, or even a "collapse," in prices.
It seems inevitable that an acknowledgment of such star power will eventually lead to a fall, a big one, and one year and three months later, Drew succumbed.
It is an elementary precept of Keynesian economics that tax increases lead to a fall in aggregate demand and, thus, to a fall in output.
Team members also check for any obvious hazards that could lead to a fall – one of the most common causes of hospital admission among old people.
A depression in property prices would also lead to a fall in stamp duty paid to the Exchequer and would dampen consumer spending.
