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in demand

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in demand
needed or wanted When the storm hit our area, snow shovels were so much in demand that the stores ran out of them. Engineering and science graduates are in great demand this year.
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In order to survive every business worldwide must follow the trends in demand of the marketplace.
When pre-build inventory targets are required because of capacity limitations, volatility of demand or seasonal peaks in demand, the pre-build inventory target is established, and forecasted and actual demand are monitored closely to make adjustment as required.
The well established distinction between a change in quantity demanded and a change in demand is based on the above ceteris paribus assumption included in the definition of a demand curve: If a change in [q.
 
 
 
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