demand The desire, ability and willingness of an individual to purchase a good or service. The consumer must have the funds or the ability to obtain funds in order to convert the desire into demand. The demand of a buyer for a certain good is a schedule of the quantities of that good which the individual would buy at possible alternative prices at a given moment in time [dɪ'mɑ:nd] n

environ.

demanda f

demand [dɪ'mɑ:nd] v

gen.

exigir 128 ; imponer 128 ; reclamar 128

demanding [dɪ'mɑːndɪŋ, -'mænd-] v

gen.

exigente

English thesaurus

demand [dɪ'mɑ:nd] abbr.

abbr.

dem; dmd

demand

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demand
gen.	gana; invitacion; postulado
econ. commer. fin.	demanda en el mercado
el.	carga
environ.	demanda
patents.	requerimiento; intimación
polit.	demanda
tech. law el.	demanda de energía eléctrica


push
gen.	apresurar; empujón; oprimir; topar
commun.	mediamonólogo
comp., MS	insertar
health.	empujar; pujar
IT dat.proc.	apilar; depositar


inflation
gen.	inflacion
agric.	insuflado
chem.	hinchazón
comp., MS	inflacción
econ.	inflación
econ. fin.	erosión monetaria
econ. stat.	inflación de precios
polit.	inflación; inflación
psychol.	sobrevaloración