Examples of using Falling demand in English and their translations into French
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Conversely, if prices fall, demand would increase by more than elsewhere.
Because falling demand for labour reduces consumer demand. .
Even a slight fall in vacancies is possible due to the falling demand.
mainly due to falling demand and expectations of rising supply.
The consequences included reduced output in the face of falling demand, laying off staff
Experts also noted that the lagged response of supply(in this case to falling demand) may also have exacerbated price falls.
Increasing” and“falling” demand need to be approached with caution.
was the result of falling demand and a simultaneous increase in costs.
It is only with a rising aggregate demand for labour that the problems of falling demand for unskilled workers
investors are attempting to adapt their strategy to falling demand as quickly as possible.
They have experienced falling demand over the past few years;
have a relative low child labour ratio because of a falling demand for child labour.
The massive additional fiscal spending helped reduce the impact of lower exports and the falling demand for services such as tourism,
The proportion of exports destined to African countries leapt from 9 per cent in 2008 to more than 11 per cent in 2009 as Africa capitalized on falling demand elsewhere.
The proportion of exports destined to African countries grew from 9 per cent in 2008 to more than 11 per cent in 2009 as Africa capitalized on falling demand elsewhere.
There is broad academic consensus that the effects produced by technological changes can be expected to lead to growing demand for workers with higher skills and falling demand for low-skilled labour.
Namibia, like most middle-income countries, had been disproportionately affected by the global economic crisis because of falling demand for its commodities and manufactured goods,
Falling demand for imports of both commodities
Organization emphasized that this is of particular concern to developing countries, which are disproportionately affected because of falling demands for both commodities and finished goods,
The Fallen demands me!