Sentence examples for supply push from inspiring English sources

QE works through central-bank asset purchases that boost money supply; push investors to reallocate portfolios to riskier assets; increase asset prices and reduce bond yields.

Theoretically, consumer spending could potentially overwhelm supply, push prices up and as a result spark inflation.

Card and Lewis (2007) found that county-level demand pull factors and city-level supply push factors were significant predictors of Mexican immigrant inflows.

The article traces the origins of technology supply push (TSP) as a dominant paradigm that hinders recognition of the role of enabling institutions.

Emergence and early growth accelerate from this outset to maximum growth at inflection, which is shaped by the interplay of two forces: technology push (also called supply push) and market pull (also called demand pull).

Rising demand, coupled with a lack of new supply, pushed up prices sharply.

The overall fall in supply pushed the price of oil to an average of just over $18 a barrel in 1999, up by 39% over 1998.

In Japan, they have inflated the money supply, pushed rates down to zero and run huge fiscal deficits without dragging themselves out of a long period of stagnation.

Wholesale cocaine prices have risen sharply over the past decade, partly thanks to eradication efforts in Colombia and elsewhere squeezing supply, pushing up prices and hitting quality.

Buying up gilts reduced the quantity available to the financial markets and – by the normal workings of demand and supply – pushed up their price.

As a result, officials said, demand outstripped supply, pushing the average price of $10 to $45 per megawatt-hour to a capped high of $1,000 per megawatt-hour.