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You would want to own a company that offer price elastic products when there are no close substitutes. Although customers will respond to changes in price, they won't be able to substitute another product for yours.
When the economy snaps back.
To increase revenue. Revenue = Price x Quantity sold. So if a firm sells more products and/or sells products at a higher price, revenue will increase.
Advantages: competition sells products at the lowest price and the best qaulity good Disadvantages: No government involved means some products could be harmful to people
A monopolist is a Price Searcher. A price searcher is a seller (buyer) that can influence price by the amount that he or she sells (buys). In contrast to a price taker, a price searcher can raise its price and still sell its product, although not as many units as it could sell at a lower price. Firms in price-searcher markets are free to set price, but face strong competitive pressure, their competitions exists from existing firms and potential rivals. An alternative term for such markets is monopolistic competition. I found that price searchers produce differentiated products, products that differ in design, dependability, location, ease of purchase, etc.
You would want to own a company that offer price elastic products when there are no close substitutes. Although customers will respond to changes in price, they won't be able to substitute another product for yours.
When the economy snaps back.
Business to business marketing is when one company sells there products to another company and that sells them to consumers. For example; a sock company makes socks and then sells them to WalMart who then sells those socks to its customers.
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a product range is the amount of products a business sells
Amazon sells a variety of Studer products for an affordable price, but Universal Audio sells Studer products in top condition and has had many buyers.
To earn more profit
To increase revenue. Revenue = Price x Quantity sold. So if a firm sells more products and/or sells products at a higher price, revenue will increase.
No, it still operates and sells products.
Business/Marketing
sells (noun)- something that's sold- "The new products were tough sells." sells(verb)- trade something in exchange for money- "She sells old comics for a low price."
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