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Meanings of domestic demand in English
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Usage of domestic demand in English
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Property prices continue to go down and domestic demand continues to decline.
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A healthy economy must be based on domestic demand, not just exports.
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Concerns about the Japanese economy weighed on shares reliant on domestic demand.
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Schaeuble said Germany's economic growth was stable and fuelled by domestic demand.
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In addition, in some countries domestic demand pressures have pushed up inflation.
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But domestic demand for pork typically slows around this time of year.
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Meanwhile, imports declined by 14 per cent as domestic demand remained subdued.
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Berlin is now relying on domestic demand to shore up the economy.
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That would not prevent a successful placement because domestic demand is high.
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Economists said these developments were flagging a sharp slowdown in domestic demand.
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Improving domestic demand and rising retail sales have supported growth during 2015.
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German growth was robust in Q4, with domestic demand to the fore.
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As domestic demand has slumped, some companies have converted themselves into exporters.
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But analysts say the recovery is fragile with domestic demand still weak.
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Already lacklustre output slowed in India, owing mainly to weak domestic demand.
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Already lackluster output slowed in India, owing mainly to weak domestic demand.
This collocation consists of:
Domestic demand across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
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