Demand vacuum

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Demand vacuum is a term used in the economic theory of supply and demand. It refers to economic circumstances that occur in a market when demand for a locally produced product is far exceeded in export markets. The result is little or no availability of a product in its originating market. The rare availability of coffee in South American markets is an example of a demand vacuum from the USA and Europe.

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