It has also given executives -- whether in the new economy or the old, at companies with soaring or plummeting stock prices -- more leverage to demand unheard-of sums.
By finding the patterns between consumer location habits in L.A., Luxe has been able to leverage predictability of demand to find efficiency in supply.
Democrats reclaimed the majority last week, but since their margin is slim and tenuous, Republicans had the leverage to demand a greater portion of power.
He still has a plus fastball and good upside, but not enough leverage to demand an unrealistic amount of money from the Marlins.
This is called a "tight labor market," which is to say a situation where the relative abundance of open jobs and scarcity of available workers gives regular people more leverage to demand higher wages.
With so many people out of work, those with jobs have little leverage to demand higher wages.
In practice, the scholars' leverage to demand respect for the law came from the fact that the caliphate was not hereditary as of right.
Thus, in any negotiation with Yahoo now, Yahoo has bargaining leverage to demand a "hell or high water" provision which would require Microsoft to make assets dispositions, license technology or other actions to satisfy the demands of antitrust regulators.
It gives the states very little leverage to demand improvements".
MANY economists say the stubbornly high jobless rate and the declining power of labor unions are also important factors behind the declining wage share, reducing the leverage of workers to demand higher wages.
Patrick's paper lays out in clear, functional terms how we can leverage large pent up pools of demand for walkable communities, regenerative agriculture, and a revolution in resource productivity to unlock the excess liquidity we have in our economy, get it working to fuel a new American grand strategy, and shift the direction of our nation in the 21st Century.
