Sentence examples for loss of demand from inspiring English sources

As Krugman and Layard point out in their statement, one remedy for this loss of demand is for government to fill the gap.

For if a fall in house prices and loss of jobs causes a recession after Brexit, as is likely, there will be very little that monetary policy can do to stimulate the economy and counteract the consequent loss of demand.

Other analysts stress it is not enough to blame Brazil's woes on a loss of demand from Asia because other raw-material exporters, such as Indonesia, Chile and Peru have weathered the storm far better.

The unemployment since 2007 was not caused by gains in productivity or increased automation, but instead by loss of demand for the product that the workers had been producing, for example, a plunge in the demand for new home construction.

They note that out of 11 recessions in the United States since World War 2, ten were preceded by oil price spikes: "The increased price of oil leads to a sudden loss of demand (demand destruction) followed by a decrease in the price of oil (countering the initial increase that set this cycle in motion).

Have the large farmers and graziers in Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, and Cheshire become so reconciled to their share of the ruin and depression in the manufacturing districts, that they are prepared for a still further loss of demand, a still further sinking of prices?

People recognise that it is a massive waste of resource, a ticking timebomb and a loss of consumer demand.

Basically, the shock was a loss of export demand from Asia and a drying up of capital inflows.

This trend together with the danger of premature removal of stimulus measures poses the real danger of choking off the fragile economic recovery through the loss of domestic demand.

"We need to be helping these families avert financial disaster, and help make up for the loss of consumer demand, and the best way we can do that is to get people unemployment checks".

A loss of market demand will slow the needless suffering, and I believe that eliminating the "faux" could help lead to the trend's extinction.