Demand and pricing的意思|示意

Semiconductors have become one global industry with pricing and inventories determined based on aggregate world-wide demand.

半导体成为一种全球性行业，根据全世界的整体需求来确定定价和存货。

From 2017 to 2019, IHS predicts global MV drive demand will grow and price concessions will revert, leading to a more stable pricing environment.

2017至2019年，IHS预测全球中压变频器的需求增长，价格也将恢复常态，从而带来更稳定的定价环境。

Its gross profit margin slipped from 14.1% to 12.6% as the company blamed diminished demand and 'aggressive pricing' for falling profits.

毛利率从14.1%降至12.6%，联想将这归咎于需求的下降和大幅削价。

Demand will be weak, most prices will be falling, and companies will therefore have little pricing power and their profit margins will remain squeezed.

需求将变得疲弱，绝大多数商品价格将会下跌，企业将因此失去定价能力，他们的利润率将仍然受到挤压。

It will be a long time before sales return to 17m a year, the level until recently regarded as "normal" by an industry accustomed to pumping up demand with cheap credit and suicidal pricing.

还需要很长一段时间才能回到一年1700万两的销量，直到最近才被认为是一个习惯靠低廉的信贷和跳楼价带动需求的行业的“正常”水平。

Less supply means less demand is required to pull off a successful offering. A smaller offering also will make all shareholders less sensitive to dilution and therefore pricing.

将股票供应量压低的话，意味着只需要少量需求就能成功发行，发行额度较小，还能减轻所有股东对股权摊薄的忧虑，使他们不至于对发行价太敏感。