shift in demand

This shift in demand is assumed rather than demonstrated by Bell.

To explain shifts in demand, they look for changing relative prices.

A shift in demand can occur for the following reasons:

"To date, we have not seen a real material shift in demand, upward or downward," she said.

Broadband services: The shift in demand from voice to data has revolutionized the very nature of the network.

Not only had they lost their workforce, but also a shift in demand had occurred.

Others argue that oil price increases cause a shift in demand across sectors, disrupting production.

The added flexibility helps Hewlett deal with more routine shifts in demand, as well.

Producers respond to the shift in demand and produce products with a higher recyclable content.

Bell, however, offers no direct evidence to substantiate the claim that there has been a shift in demand to services.

Good advertising will result in a positive shift in demand for a good.

But she also knows that relative shifts in demand occur and that these too can lead to her price being higher than the average.

In turn, this shift in demand is translated into a boost in the number of service workers.

The reason for reducing capacity was attributed to long-term shifts in demand rather than recession-related factors.

These can be built more quickly, making them less vulnerable to shifts in demand and to spurts in inflation or interest rates.

The second feature is the shift in demand from material commodities to (immaterial) services mentioned in section 3.3.1.

Although changes in performance arise as a result of supply side factors, they manifest themselves as shifts in demand curve.

"Savings on off-peak flights must be large enough to motivate a change in behavior and a shift in demand to these flights," he said.

Essentially, this model is used to show undergraduate students how shifts in demand or shocks to prices can affect real GDP around potential.

Similarly, demand-and-supply theory predicts a new price-quantity combination from a shift in demand (as to the figure), or in supply.

Sustainability, in regard to climate change and other issues, will involve shifts in demand and the need to deploy new processes and technology.

Different war efforts in the world created a shift in demand and production of tobacco in the world and the American colonies.

Elementary demand-and-supply theory predicts equilibrium but not the speed of adjustment for changes of equilibrium due to a shift in demand or supply.

Bell, like Fisher and Clark before him, cites Engel's Law in support of this shift in demand.

This shift in demand could fully offset the impact of the shift in the supply of savings, and thus leave interest rates and securities prices unaffected.