demandas económicas (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech:

Noun phrase

Phonetic transcription:

/demanˈdas ekonoˈmikas/

Translation options into English:

Economic demands

Meaning:

"Demandas económicas" refers to the financial requests or claims made by individuals, groups, or organizations in an economic context. These demands can involve salary negotiations, requests for funding or resources, or other financial aspects within the realm of economics. The term is used both in spoken and written Spanish, especially in formal discussions, negotiations, or reports related to economics.

Example sentences:

1. Las demandas económicas de los trabajadores fueron escuchadas por la empresa.
   (The economic demands of the workers were heard by the company.)
2. El sindicato presentó sus demandas económicas al gobierno.
   (The union presented its economic demands to the government.)

Idiomatic Expressions:

• Hacer una demanda económica: To make a financial claim or demand.

• La organización hizo una fuerte demanda económica al gobierno.
  (The organization made a strong financial demand to the government.)

• Satisfacer las demandas económicas: To meet the financial demands.

• La empresa logró satisfacer las demandas económicas de sus empleados.
  (The company managed to meet the financial demands of its employees.)

Etymology:

The word "demanda" comes from the Latin "demandare," which means "assign" or "command."

Synonyms:

• Reclamaciones económicas (Economic claims)
• Peticiones financieras (Financial requests)

Antonyms:

• Ofertas económicas (Economic offers)
• Concesiones financieras (Financial concessions)