Definition of demand-driven in English:

demand-driven

adjective

Economics

Motivated or caused by economic demand.
releasing this amount of money into the market could lead to demand-driven price inflation
Example sentencesExamples
- A demand-driven contraction in output will create a fall in measured productivity until employment contracts.
- Many companies believe that within the next five years, 95 percent of supply chains will be demand-driven.
- Demand is growing much faster than investment; the 2 % GDP growth estimated for Q3 was overwhelmingly demand-driven.
- They are fostering domestic demand-driven growth models, after the global financial crisis revealed that high export-led growth could be problematic for developing countries.
- The World Bank and IMF have introduced what they call a demand-driven policy, where water will only go to households that pay for it.

Definition of demand-driven in US English:

demand-driven

adjective

Economics

Motivated or caused by economic demand.
releasing this amount of money into the market could lead to demand-driven price inflation
Example sentencesExamples
- A demand-driven contraction in output will create a fall in measured productivity until employment contracts.
- The World Bank and IMF have introduced what they call a demand-driven policy, where water will only go to households that pay for it.
- Demand is growing much faster than investment; the 2 % GDP growth estimated for Q3 was overwhelmingly demand-driven.
- They are fostering domestic demand-driven growth models, after the global financial crisis revealed that high export-led growth could be problematic for developing countries.
- Many companies believe that within the next five years, 95 percent of supply chains will be demand-driven.

单词	demand-driven
释义	Definition of demand-driven in English: demand-driven adjective Economics Motivated or caused by economic demand. releasing this amount of money into the market could lead to demand-driven price inflation Example sentencesExamples A demand-driven contraction in output will create a fall in measured productivity until employment contracts. Many companies believe that within the next five years, 95 percent of supply chains will be demand-driven. Demand is growing much faster than investment; the 2 % GDP growth estimated for Q3 was overwhelmingly demand-driven. They are fostering domestic demand-driven growth models, after the global financial crisis revealed that high export-led growth could be problematic for developing countries. The World Bank and IMF have introduced what they call a demand-driven policy, where water will only go to households that pay for it. Definition of demand-driven in US English: demand-driven adjective Economics Motivated or caused by economic demand. releasing this amount of money into the market could lead to demand-driven price inflation Example sentencesExamples A demand-driven contraction in output will create a fall in measured productivity until employment contracts. The World Bank and IMF have introduced what they call a demand-driven policy, where water will only go to households that pay for it. Demand is growing much faster than investment; the 2 % GDP growth estimated for Q3 was overwhelmingly demand-driven. They are fostering domestic demand-driven growth models, after the global financial crisis revealed that high export-led growth could be problematic for developing countries. Many companies believe that within the next five years, 95 percent of supply chains will be demand-driven.
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