In 1973 many governments abandoned their par values and let their exchange rates be determined by the forces of demand and supply.
It is the supposed magic wand that through the forces of demand and supply efficiently allocates resources, variously rations consumption, incentivises behaviour and sends signals to producers and consumers.
A panic, apparently, among ticket buyers who, like me, had assumed they would always have the opportunity, kept the show open through the summer on the force of popular demand.
2. Exigence is sometimes translated as 'need,' however, the term has a richer texture in French and, while remaining a 'need' of sorts, carries the force of a demand.
Since 1991, the United Nations security council (UNSC) had passed 17 resolutions, with the force of law, demanding that Saddam come clean about his WMD programs.
The silver lining is that the brunt of this setback may be felt in Europe, adding to the force of other demands there for economic liberalization.
Rather, the force of destiny demands courageous leadership and choices that are bold, often forging new pathways that must be taken because the old ways have ceased to be productive.
However, the force of pent-up demand varies from one area to another.
89 The economic approach stresses that health promotion outcomes are determined in part by the forces of consumer demand and producer supply.
These rulings add the force of law to the demands for action from scientists, a growing number of business leaders, and many state governors.
