Mr. Bush was reacting to a demand on Friday by Hans Blix, a chief United Nations weapons inspector, that Iraq must start destroying within a week all of its Al Samoud 2 missiles and any illegally imported engines for use in rockets.
As discussed in Section 3, firms may react to a negative demand shock by adjusting prices, output, margins, and costs.
Old-fashioned cost-conscious consumers would react to a price increase by lowering demand for the product, but we sometimes do just the opposite.
However, before analysing these strategies, we move one step backwards to discuss the firms' main options for reacting to a negative demand or credit shock: reductions in prices, output, margins, and costs.
"Airlines were already out ahead of the curve in terms of reacting to a challenge in demand," he said.
RedZone, reacting to a new kind of demand, seems a kind of naked acknowledgment that a viewer's interest in his or her fantasy leagues may actually trump loyalty to a single team.
In particular we study the bullwhip effect produced by the replenishment policy reacting to a stochastic ARMA(1,1) demand processes.
"The downswing is affecting not only all member states but also almost all demand components," the report said, adding private investment in particular was suffering, reflecting depressed expectations of future demand as consumers reacted to a deteriorating job market.
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This proliferating WAT precursor cell population constantly reconstitutes WAT depots throughout adult life and can react to increased demand for energy storage with increased differentiation.
But if this is the case they are unlikely to be recruiting at all and therefore may be in a poor position to react to increases in demand.
