Public services there are no longer adequate given the increased demand of a constantly growing population.

But, for individual economies, relative productivity versus income levels determines the share of global tradable aggregate demand that is accessible. Unlike the non tradable side of the economy, the domestic component of global tradable demand is not an absolute constraint on growth nor is the rate of growth of global tradable demand an absolute constraint, given the possibility of increasing share.

The demand is huge.

We demand that no exceptions be made to that rule and that no State be given preferential treatment over others.

Total demand and its growth do matter, but so does market share. Given the growth patterns across advanced and developing countries prior to the crisis, and then the large negative shock, it is likely that there is a shortfall of tradable global aggregate demand, impeding an important component of global growth.

In the context of a recovering world economy, and given a sustained surge in demand from developing countries, particularly from China, India and countries of Latin America, world demand for oil grew steadily in 2004.

It was time to demand that priority should be given to more effective social investment efforts in all national development strategies.

Ours is on the demand side.

So the equation is simple 5.5 1.5 3.5 0.5 . That 0.5 is all that is left for job growth, because that's all the job growth required to meet demand given the remarkably strong rate of growth of productivity.

This is what these other cultures demand.

This demand is logical, reasonable and justifiable.

A normal gap between supply and demand for some subset of currently produced commodities is not a serious problem, because it is balanced by excess demand for other currently produced commodities. As industries suffering from insufficient demand shed workers, industries benefiting from surplus demand hire them.

There is close relationship between supply and demand.

There is an urgent demand for justice in Haiti.

Given sufficient will, there could be ample room for compromise. As the Nobel laureate economist Paul Samuelson famously said, the reason we have two eyes is to keep one on supply and the other on demand.

This convergence will contribute to more sustainable economic growth, with Asia s economies rebalancing toward domestic demand, especially household consumption, and thereby becoming less vulnerable to external shocks. Given the decline in export demand since the global economic crisis, this shift could not be timelier.

What is holding back investment (both in the United States and Europe) is lack of demand, not high taxes. Indeed, given that most investment is financed by debt, and that interest payments are tax deductible, the level of corporate taxation has little effect on investment.

As a result, Europe will remain a net energy importer. And, given rising global demand for oil, particularly in developing countries, energy import prices will remain high.

However, rapid developments in technology in this field have raised medical, ethical and legal concerns, given that the supply of organs has not kept pace with demand.

Of course, it is not entirely untrue that China s overcapacity reflects a shortfall of effective demand. But where can effective demand come from?

The State is entitled to demand that the official language is also taught.

And when supply is equal to demand, everything's fine, but when supply falls, in this case of oxygen, and demand stays high, you're dead.

Even in Asia, there is a greater demand for customized services.

The key problem in times like these is that investor demand for safe, secure, and liquid assets and thus their value is too high, while demand for assets that underpin and finance the economy s productive capital is too low. The obvious solution is for governments to create more cash to satisfy the demand for safe, secure, liquid assets.

So, what I just told you is we can now reduce demand.

And what this has allowed is the creation of origami on demand.

It is legitimate and logical that these countries should demand such guarantees.

All demand is not created equal, though, and it is instructive to examine the differences.

It is also here where there is more supply and demand of health care services.

Energy demand

Demand reduction

Demand reduction

Demand reduction

Managing aggregate demand is governments job. While Say s law the view that supply creates its own demand is false in theory, it is true enough in practice that entrepreneurs and enterprises can and do depend on it.

The pace of deficit reduction must be slowed, particularly in Spain, because output is determined in the short run by demand, and private demand cannot replace public demand until a degree of faith in the future is restored. This move toward support of effective demand must be combined with the kind of structural reforms that will allow more rapid, supply side growth in the longer term.

Though the US is finally emerging from an extended period in which potential output exceeded demand, high unemployment continues to suppress demand in Europe. One of the main casualties is the tradable sector in China, where domestic demand remains inadequate to cover the shortfall and prevent a slowdown in GDP growth.

Globalization is increasing the demand for ideas, the incentive to create new ideas.

The demand for parking, of course, is down, congestion and the CO2 emissions.

That is the demand of our people, and we must respond to it.

The mobilization of the demand side of the sustainable tourism equation is crucial.

The economy is depressed and unemployment is high not because of slack aggregate demand generated by a collapse in spending, but instead because structural factors have produced a mismatch between the skills of the labor force and the distribution of demand. The structure of demand by consumers is different from the jobs that workers are capable of filling.

Given weak growth in external demand and an already large market share for many goods, China cannot count on export growth to sustain economic performance in the short run. And, though support for infrastructure investment by China s trading partners especially through the one belt, one road policy may help to strengthen external markets in the longer term, this is no substitute for domestic aggregate demand.

Demand or Supply?

Netanyahu s Useless Demand

Price reflects demand.