They so robbed me. I went to have my hp camera fixed and they instead replaced it. They told me it would be the same model. It ended up being an older bulkier one. I went to return it and they said ...
Yes, I know they can't answer that, but I know people who sold theirs and I have sold my car and can't afford my bills, but the P.C. goes last or I will go doolally....
My employee handbook says Labor Day is a paid holiday off. I just started so I know I'm not getting paid, which is fine. But listen to this, they are telling me that I have to work....? WHAT? W...
I paid a two hundered and fifty pounds deposit on a bed two weeks ago. The local paper reported on Saturday that this company has shut its doors and that it is likely to go into receivership ...
There is only one cow (supply) in the whole country, but there are 1000 ppl in that country and they all want to eat that cow (demand) which drives the price of that cow up so only the most wealthy can afford to buy and eat it.
Andy A
supposing you have two apples and there are three people wanting them - you can demand a higher price. However, if you have three apples and only two people want them, the price is lower. That is supply and demand.
mamas_grandmasboy06
a customer demands a product and the server supplys the customers demand. like fast food serivces whenever someone demands (orders) food from the fast food place it is the employees job to supply(make) the food(demand).
starlove2
the key to a business/econ...supply depends on how much the producer is willing to sell his products and how much the business owner is willing to pay...usually higher quantity=lower price.
Demand is how much of a product consumers are willing to pay for...usually higher quantity=higher price.
misskate12001
It's a microeconomic theory of a market economy.
Supply is the amount of output available in the market, demand is the economic want backed up by purchasing power.
Limited supply creates greater demand, surplus drives down demand.
DonSoze
An economic concept.
It is used to explain market prices.
Supply: The current stockpile of all the product and the rate at which the product can be produced
Demand: The number of people who want the product and how much they want/need it
If there is more supply than people are demanding, the price will fall (because sellers want to unload what they already have and customers don't need to buy something that is too highly priced)
If there is more demand than supply, the price will rise (becuase people will be willing to pay more if there is a chance that they won't be able to get it.)
amberniqua2006
the key to life
BP
more demand &/or lower supply = higher prices
(eg. beach front properties &/or rolls royces)
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