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demand 1. Economics a. willingness and ability to purchase goods and services b. the amount of a commodity that consumers are willing and able to purchase at a specified price 2. Law a formal legal claim, esp to real property |
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With the information advantage provided through the integration of DecisionSite and Acumen Rx, pharmaceutical companies can develop a deep understanding of how their products are performing with respect to formulary design, epidemiology, demand elasticity, and other factors that impact product accessibility. Related to demand elasticity, these charts predict market development for the coming years as panel suppliers continue their expansion. The new lower pricing is intended to proactively drive demand elasticity and accelerate the retail consumer market transition towards 512MB and higher capacity cards in the second half of 2004. |
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