Lower demand for Greek debt caused its price to fall, meaning that its yield in terms of market interest rates rose.

The price fall represents a return to more normal conditions after the overheating of the market in 2004, and reflects the fact that demand growth has slowed in most parts of the world while supply has continued to increase.

The result of a decrease in supply and an increase in demand is higher prices.

Profit margins decreased on large vehicles due to increased incentives (in the form of rebates or low interest financing) to offset declining demand.

Fifth, in the long run, a weaker dollar decreases supply and increases demand.

It is also worthy of note that the price of DDT has risen over the last couple of years and this may be a trend that persists as a reduced demand erodes the economies of scale in a shrinking production.

This illustrates a fundamental point in the short run, reduced economic activity is the principle way of lowering oil demand.

Another argued that the summertime market stress would most likely be a hiccup.

The main reason for the lag is not simply low demand or large debts.

This illustrates a fundamental point in the short run, reduced economic activity is the principle way of lowering oil demand.

The fall in aggregate demand while potential aggregate supply has been rising because of overinvestment by China and other emerging markets will sharply reduce inflation.

Of course, the effects spread through the economy as demand for cars falls, demand for steel also falls, and steel workers are laid off.

First, it makes consumers anxious and depresses demand.

Workers bargain for money wages, and a reduction in their money incomes might leave total demand too low to employ all those willing to work.

These losses then translate into reduced demand for American or German machine tools.

Second, the difference between actual output and what the markets expected magnified the impact of falling production.

Energy hungry America has long depended on the global market to meet domestic demand.

And if all countries pursue austerity simultaneously, lower demand for each country s goods will lead to lower domestic and foreign consumption, leaving all worse off.

Vigilance had traditionally been associated with low cognitive demand and vigilance decrement with a decline in arousal pursuant to the low cognitive demand, but these views are no longer widely held.

And declining economic activity in the rest of the world is lowering demand for US exports.

These measures, plus a reduction in tax revenues, should reduce the primary surplus and contribute to reviving demand.

The resulting weakness of the US economy will mean lower US import demand.

The low market concentration probably makes it easier for steel companies from developing countries to enter the world market.

a Loss is due to declines in market values of short term investments which more than offset other interest income.

The legalization of abortion on request in South Africa in 1998 saw abortion related deaths drop by 91 .

At some point, companies will be ready to sell products, and market demand can take over.

Even Iraqi merchants import black clothes more than any other color, to meet demands of the marketplace.

Central banks respond to lowered demand by reducing interest rates and to higher expected inflation by raising interest rates.

Low interest rates strengthen the ability to pay, and thus boost demand.

When countries suffer from low investment demand, freeing up capital inflows does not do much good.

It also means a lower value for the dollar, and thus more opportunities for US located firms to export and supply the domestic market.

On the contrary, the larger the fall in domestic demand in response to a cut in government expenditure, the more imports will fall and the stronger the improvement in the current account and thus ultimately the reduction in the risk premium will be.

Large increases in public and private expenditures will therefore be required in many regions of the world to counteract falling demand.

Restoring America s savings investment balance implies a reduction in global aggregate demand of around 800 billion.

That means that oil prices have increased in other countries, which should have reduced, not increased, demand.

This signals a remarkable shift in relative demand for high quality and liquid financial assets an extraordinary rise in market wide excess demand for such assets.

Reducing this to 20 would spark an impressive increase in demand and employment across many industries.

To manage exorbitant demand for financial and physical assets, China s leaders must address its root cause the low cost of capital.

Falling consumer demand need not cause a recession, since other parts of aggregate demand may rise to counteract this effect.

Demand is therefore being drained out of the eurozone economies, with stronger external demand, stemming from the euro s depreciation against other major currencies, unable to offset the effect on growth.

And it cannot produce structural adjustment at all until a demand recovery is well under way.

It announced its intention to stabilize the market and that bearish speculators should beware.

Conversion would occur outside the market, and thus would not put downward pressure on the dollar.

The central bank has maintained a stable currency by intervening directly in the market, as well as low inflation, and succeeded in maintaining investors' confidence in debt.

Unfortunately, the market cannot produce a demand recovery rapidly by itself.