Sentence examples for sectoral demand from inspiring English sources

Consequentially, this large sectoral demand creates a substantial amount of low-skilled mobile work in the Netherlands (Engbersen et al., 2011, 2013; Gijsberts & Lubbers, 2013), an important specificity regarding the Dutch case.

On the supply side, sectors might move away from exporting towards the domestic market, thereby increasing sectoral supply, while on the demand side, the domestic income may be strikingly cut down due to the decrease in export price, decreasing sectoral demand.

Past practice did not for example properly recognise that sectoral demands could be competitive.

Progressively, studies and initiatives have been developed with the aim of identifying win-win share strategies, which may compensate the sectoral demands of natural resources, addressing the need of a holistic and interdisciplinary nexus approach.

The matrices show that there are predominantly negative impacts given by sectoral uses of resources on the provision of ecosystem services, an issue that requires most focus on resource efficiency and on the environmental and economic impacts of natural resources use while reducing the trade-offs between the sectoral demands.

The new forms of SSNs have been typically multi-sectoral, demand-driven, and often administered by independent and specially created institutions.

The GATEDE model plans the sectoral energy demand of Turkey until 2020.

We use real GDP for the total economy in each sectoral energy demand equation, rather than a measure of sectoral real value added (GDP originating in each sector) whose data are in principle available.

We have estimated sectoral energy demand equations including the price of oil (and excluding time effects): they are not reported here for brevity, but are available from the authors upon request.

They find that both country and income effects explain a large fraction of variation in sectoral energy demands, while time effects have considerably less explanatory power.

The results indicate that BTAs will decrease export prices and transmit the effects to the whole economy, affecting sectoral output and demand from both the supply side and demand side.