- The demand increases constantly for cultural aspects of tourism, because of ever more leisure time and raised expectations.
- In addition, prioritisation creates an incentive mechanism for network operators to invest in upgrading bandwidth as demand increases.
- In addition, there is significant spare module manufacturing capacity in the Union that could be put back into operation, if the demand increases.
- However, there is a danger that the crisis might cause a massive reduction in capacity, resulting in undercapacity and hence increased imports when demand increases once again.
- If demand increases, we know that performance and quality will increase and costs fall.
- Germany assumes that, on a market in which demand increases faster than GDP, additional capacity can be quickly absorbed and thus only has a negligible impact on competition.
- According to the Commission, in a healthy market, when demand increases but supply does not, prices increase.
- This comparison is however inaccurate, considering that it is the inequality itself created by the advantage, namely the fact that there is a lower price and the corresponding lower tax burden per admission, which makes the demand increase.
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- In conclusion, as travel demand increases, the number of aircraft increase, the number of risks increase, it is vital that safety standards throughout the Community are harmonized.
- When demand increases over supply, this can lead to significant price increases, as happened in 2004.
- But experience tells us from almost every possible field that every time demand increases by 100% costs come down by an estimated 10 to 15%.
- According to the Commission, in a healthy market, when demand increases but supply does not, prices increase.
- In addition, prioritisation creates an incentive mechanism for network operators to invest in upgrading bandwidth as demand increases.
- that it should be possible for quota C to be increased in the same proportion as autonomous quota B where Community demand increases on account of improved marketing prospects following EU enlargement;
- If demand increases, we know that performance and quality will increase and costs fall.
- Germany assumes that, on a market in which demand increases faster than GDP, additional capacity can be quickly absorbed and thus only has a negligible impact on competition.
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