Sentence examples for marginal demand from inspiring English sources
"This trend is expected to continue and adds meaningful marginal demand," Mr. Roberts said.
But now the marginal demand is more likely to come from China.
A generation ago, the developed world, and particularly the United States, provided the marginal demand for oil.
However, economists in the early 20th century recognized increasingly clearly that their main interest was in the market property of decreasing marginal demand, regardless of whether that was produced by satiated individual consumers or by some other factors.
The marginal demand coverage from 15 to 20 stations is decreasing; this implies that taking into consideration the additional cost per station established, implementing 15 stations would be a decent policy decision to be taken.
Furthermore, the proper identification of the conduct parameter related to monopoly (monopsony) power requires a demand (supply) rotator such as the price of an outside good (or factor prices in outside industries) in order to instrument for the marginal demand (supply) appearing in the pricing equation [ 4].
Even in some heating dominated climates, these can be the times of system-wide peak demand, and it is common for electrical systems (such as in Ontario, Canada) to meet marginal demands during these peak periods using generators fired by GHG-intensive fuels (coal and natural gas).
In this paper, I study how alternate regimes of comparative effectiveness information help shape the marginal benefits (demand) curve in the population and how such perceived demand curves impact decision-making at the individual patient level and welfare at the societal level.
I was unpersuaded in part because the newly insured are likely to present only a marginal added demand for physician services.
We should also see a marginal drop in demand for, say, yachts.
Liam Bailey, head of residential research at estate agency Knight Frank, said he expected the tax change to have only a "marginal impact" on demand and prices.
