Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• During the period considered whilst the Community market was characterised by a sustained increase in demand as consumption grew by 15 % or by 80000 tonnes, the price level of dumped imports was depressed with a decrease of 16 % during the same period.
• (1.) an increase in the demand for business services,
• In addition, the turbulence in financial markets probably also led to an increase in the demand for very liquid assets, particularly in the second half of the year.
• China's impressive economic rise in the past 20 years has led to an increase in the demand for oil and other raw materials.
• In addition to population growth we shall see an increase in the demand for food, something we are short of even now
• Second consequence: the changing age structure of the population will lead to an increase in the demand for services and welfare transfers will probably weigh heavily on public expenditure.
• The demand and consumption of these products also concerns the producer countries.
• Various studies [65] point to the decline in the demand for gasoline and residual fuel oil and an increase in the demand for diesel in the European motor fuel market.

• In line with a decrease in demand, production decreased sharply in 2009, after which it partially recovered in 2010 before dropping back slightly in the IP despite an increase in consumption.
• The European Union should encourage a general opening up of markets, so that ever more producers are able to take advantage of the increase in demand and it should foster an increase in trade.
• based products for wood treatment, caused an increase in demand for MEA.
• Now, Hobart was saying that he has seen an increase in demand for rubber in the medical field.
• A US Regulation, effective as of 1 January 2005, prohibiting the use of alternative metal
• During the period considered whilst the Community market was characterised by a sustained increase in demand as consumption grew by 15 % or by 80000 tonnes, the price level of dumped imports was depressed with a decrease of 16 % during the same period.
• The laws of economics apply even in distorted markets and an increase in demand results either in an increase in supply or, as in this case, in an increase in price.
• This, coupled with an expected further contraction in demand and an increase in the holding costs of inventories, led to a perception that the levels of inventories were much higher than they should be in autumn 2008.