Section 2 reviews the literature related to the identification of factors affecting the
demand characteristics in the carsharing field.
Job growth may change faster, thus needing more space in equilibrium for the office market to handle the more volatile
demand characteristics.
The correlation analysis reveals many statistically significant correlations between the variables characterizing local government expenditure on mixed public services (supply variables) and the variables describing municipal population age structure, income and employment levels, but also income and employment structure by economic activity type (
demand characteristics).
Tourism and other scholars from Europe consider current policy responses to global challenges shaping tourism planning and organization systems in these countries and discuss the characteristics and evolution of their tourism; tourism supply and
demand characteristics; policy at the national, regional, and local levels; key issues and trends, with consideration of EU relations; and future strategies and directions of development.
Each city has its own supply and
demand characteristics and may be on different stages on the hotel life cycle.
It also drew attention to the adoption of a new set of regulations in Hong Kong concerning the sukuk market there, concluding that these steps are being taken in the course of advancing and improving the supply and
demand characteristics of the global sukuk market.
The optimization model is formulated as follows: The output of this model is the optimal configuration of a microgrid considering the technical performance of generators, load
demand characteristics, environmental energy costs, start-up cost, daily electric power price, and operating and maintenance (OM) costs.
By discussing relevant aspects such as
demand characteristics, political approaches, carrier strategies, broadband drivers, investment issues and broadband content from different perspectives the conference aims at providing a comprehensive view on the "chicken and egg problem" with respect to broadband supply and demand.
Demand characteristics refer to "all aspects of the experiment which cause a subject to perceive, interpret and act upon what he believes is expected or desired of him by the experimenter" (Sawyer, 1975, p.
"The
demand characteristics of premium products are much more resilient than those for general freight," Gunning said.
Demand characteristics include geography, channels, and product demand patterns; supply characteristics include sourcing, production, and distribution resources.
"Many studies recruit experts through advertisements explicitly seeking people with game experience, thereby violating a core principle of experimental design and introducing the potential for differential
demand characteristics."