> Increasing less fast is not the definition of slowing down Increasing position less fast is the definition of slowing down, as I said. Increasing speed less

> Increasing less fast is not the definition of slowing down Increasing position less fast is the definition of slowing down, as I said. Increasing speed less fast is, of course, not the definition of slowing down, it's decelerating; we agree on this. But you are equating demand to "speed" (rate-of-change of position), and I am equating demand to "position" (not a rate-of-change). If demand is analogous to speed, then what is is measuring the rate-of-change of?