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demand-side

[ dih-mand-sahyd, -mahnd- ]

adjective

Economics.
  1. of or relating to an economic policy that treats consumer demand as the chief determinant of the economy.


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Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms

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Phillips said expanding the tax credit — as well as housing vouchers “and other supply- and demand-side subsidies†— would help, but they will serve fewer people and cost more “if we don’t address the housing scarcity problem.â€

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Tobin questions the need for more demand-side incentives, suggesting that when interest rates fall, demand will naturally increase.

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The item calls for greater transparency from the PUC, including better reporting around what is driving costs, and a review of demand-side management programs that affect customer usage.

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She says: "We need to engage more people and more industries in demand-side management, to make sure the flexibility needed in the system is out there to make generation and demand match better during the day and during the night."

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To limit these problems, it is necessary to keep energy and resource requirements as low as possible through demand-side measures.

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