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The suggestion of layoffs, he said, followed months of unsuccessful efforts to revive demand for Ladas and reflected deep and perhaps terminal problems.

bloomberg news   An Effort to Revive Interest in Mortgage Securities  |  Nassar Hussain, formerly a Merrill Lynch managing director and now a managing partner at Brookland Partners, is "leading efforts to revive demand for new commercial mortgage backed securities, a product he says is essential to revive Europe's struggling banks," Bloomberg News reports.

In general, the northern Sudanese had little sympathy for the population of the south, but the intelligentsia seized upon the government's failure there to denounce authoritarian rule in the north and to revive demands for democratic government.

Most of their efforts to revive demand will tend to widen the trade gap, at least in the short run.

Now, the economy ministry has asked manufacturers to reduce their prices in an attempt to revive demand again.

Falling prices have increased real debt burdens, depressed consumer spending, and made it impossible for the Bank of Japan to deliver the negative real interest rates that the economy needs to revive demand.

In 2009, when the global recession dampened Brazilian consumers' spirits, policymakers lowered sales taxes and interest rates to revive demand.

"I'm concerned about whether Western Europe will do enough to revive demand, which could help the economies of Eastern Europe".

The chief executive, Carlos Ghosn, is depending on the introduction of 22 new models over the next two years to revive demand.

Analysts said a move by the Chinese government to cut interest rates could stimulate the country's economy and revive demand for energy.

A rebound in growth later this year could revive demand for the metal.