demand shift

This demand shift took place at a time when oil prices were rising.

Still, sales for war stories quickly dropped as popular demand shifted elsewhere.

Furthermore, price changes need not result from demand shifts; they can just as well follow supply shocks.

In the 1990s, technology and industry demand shifted to richer interactive works.

The second influence represents relative demand shifts between markets.

General Motors and Ford have not been at the forefront of those demand shifts.

Patterns and changes in sectoral employment drive demand shifts through the income elasticity.

This would be fairer than having users with higher peak demand shift the increased cost to other rate payers.

Rogers is a noted investor who looks for fundamental values and supply and demand shifts.

The answer is because of the relative demand shifts between islands which, we shall assume, are a significant feature of the economy.

That is, more is lost due to supply and demand shifts than is gained in tax.

Managers say space is tight, demand shifts radically, people with reservations often don't show up and insurance laws are tough on the industry.

The demand shifted from wood to these materials; Stephens Bros. launched its last wooden boat in 1974.

Our demanding shift supervisor looked sheepish.

Aggregate demand shifts emanating from the IS curve:

A reset triggers economic changes as supply and demand shifts for different items and resources in the new procedurally-generated universe of star systems.

However, during the 1960s consumer demand shifted from sweet and fortified wines to drier and lower alcohol table wines.

In the 1960s, consumer demand shifted to fresh-squeezed orange juice, and frozen concentrate sales declined while demand for chilled juices increased.

With a time lag between student choice of majors and later job quests, high schools and colleges cannot address short-term supply and demand shifts for particular professions.

The demand for all products decreases, but the decrease for the hits is more pronounced, indicating the demand shifting from the hits to the niches over time.

As the human population between the Rhine and Weser rivers grew, the demand shifted to a medium-heavy all-purpose farm horse to cope with the increase in agriculture.

Partly misinterpreting this as due to a favourable relative demand shift the typical supplier increases output to take advantage of what (wrongly) appears to be a high relative price.

This occurs to the extent that the typical supplier mistakenly thinks that the higher price for the good on her island is due to a relative demand shift in her favour.

After several hours on the first day of our visit, the options at the concession stand had been exhausted and the demands shifted to when we would resume our search for the miniature golf course.

An increase in aggregate demand shifts the AD curve rightward, bringing the equilibrium point horizontally along the SRAS until it reaches the new AD.