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demand-driven

demand-driven adjective: referring to a manufacturer tailoring one's production according to actual orders and changing customer demand rather than forecasting sales.

Adjective

demand-driven (not comparable)

  1. Referring to a manufacturer tailoring one's production according to actual orders and changing customer demand rather than forecasting sales.

Questions about demand-driven

What does demand-driven mean?
Demand-driven means referring to a manufacturer tailoring one's production according to actual orders and changing customer demand rather than forecasting sales.
What part of speech is demand-driven?
Demand-driven is an adjective.

Words near demand-driven in the dictionary

  1. demand partners
  2. demand side
  3. demand valve
  4. demand valves
  5. demand-deficient unemployment
  6. demand-driven
  7. demand-pull inflation
  8. demand-side
  9. demand-side economics
  10. demandable
  11. demandant

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