demand sideadjective
relating to the idea that the economy will grow faster if taxes are low and investment is encouraged:
They see supply-side policies and market liberalization as the way forward.

Examples of supply side

supply side
Second, they can occur not only on the supplyside, but also on the demand side of the market.
On the supplyside, it is mainly the number of practitioners and the overall level of provision that drive costs.
A complete proof is given when solely the demand side is taken into account, and, simulation is needed when the supplyside is also considered.
I believe that this can be explained by focusing on the supplyside of the wet-nursing system.
By drawing on the pharmacist's comments at the point of supply we have greater insight into the supplyside and patient behaviour.
A backdrop to the concerns of both books is the move to an explicit supplyside orientation in employment policy over the last three decades.
This mismatch, of course, had two components: demand side (promoters) and supplyside (architects).
On the supplyside, with low prices, producers do not receive an adequate incentive or generate surpluses to invest in production expansion.
On the supplyside, rising opportunity costs of family labor lead to declining returns to labor-intensive subsistence production systems.
However, the role of the supplyside must not be underestimated.
However, in being pro-active they saw the supplyside deficiency and sought to correct it.
However, this conclusion does not consider the effect of this greater ecological production function on the supplyside.
On the supplyside of pesticide use are the input industries.
Here we will focus on the supplyside, with emphasis on carbon-sequestration projects involving reforestation or afforestation.
On the supplyside, two situations are to be distinguished.
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