active demand

"The time is ripe to experiment with more active demand management."

They have the will and ability to take charge of their lives and to make active demands on others.

Then, whatever active demand loses in public spending, it will gain from increased exports and we shall avoid tax increases.

This entails active support, and even an active demand for administrative reform addressed to the Commission.

Prices of Treasury securities moved higher, as word of the Olympia & York filing led to moderately active demand.

Strong technical conditions, active demand and questionable weather for the current cotton crop accounted for the advance, said Ernest Simon of Prudential-Bache Securities Inc.

Pull factors are increased ease of travel, possibility of a better job and other opportunities, established migration routes, and ethnic communities, active demand for migrant workers, and high expectations.

Because of this belief in the stability of free-market economies they asserted that active demand management (e.g. by the means of increasing government spending) is unnecessary and indeed likely to be harmful.

As far as we are concerned, the basic policy objectives should be to support public investment, stable, permanent and full employment, protect and improve the social security system and the system of social protection in general and strengthen active demand by improving the purchasing power of the workers. This is the direction the broad guidelines should be taking.