Demand could be the answer, so what factors could affect the demand to increase or decrease.
Growth of Population in Japan - Rice production could not keep up with this increase. Lack of Raw Materials in Japan - Valuable commodities such as oil, rubber, iron had to be imported.
Complementary goods are consumed with other goods and the prices for these goods can affect demand for automobiles. These factors can include petrol prices, tyre prices or vehicle registration costs. In general, if any of these increase, their demand will decrease, along with demand for automobiles.Supplimentary goods are consumed instead of other goods, in other words, they are alternatives to a certain good. In this case, they could include bicycles, motorcycles, footpaths and public transport. If any of these goods increase in price, then automobiles will become more in demand due to being a cheaper alternative, whereas if the price of the goods decrease, demand for automobiles will likely decrease.
Higher interest rates mean that the demand for cars have increased, due to an increase in consumer demand. Lower interest rates mean that there is a lower demand and the FOMC is lowering the rates to increase consumer demand. Lower rates, however could also increase the demand for cars. This is why the Feds have to higher the interest rates, to ensure that the supply and demand are at an equilibrium point.
There are many factors that could affect the equilbrium of beams such as 1- Mass volume: increase or decrease the mass volume that is measured. 2- Distance: the difference in distance between the mass and RBR could affect the result of the experiment. 3- Adjusting the RBR to zero reading . by mohammed, Nasser and mostafa. students of manufacturing engineering in UniMAP /Perlis / Malaysia
Increases in demand are shown by a shift to the right in the demand curve. This could be caused by a number of factors, including a rise in income, a rise in the price of a substitute or a fall in the price of a complement.
A complementary good. Substitute and complementary goods are determined by cross elasticity of demands. A substitute good has positive cross elasticity: the mercantile characteristics of this good increase if the same characteristic of a different good decreases. If the only two drinks in the world were orange juice and apple juice and the price of orange juice went up (causing concomitant reduction in demand for it), the demand for apple juice would increase. A complementary good has negative cross elasticity: the mercantile characteristics increase if the same characteristic of the complementary good also increases. Maybe if the demand for salami increased the demand for bread would also increase because most people who buy salami eat it on sandwiches. Obviously these are both classroom theoreticals because a lot of things go into determining demand for an item...the demand for salami could increase without a concomitant increase in demand for bread because people have found salami makes a great salad ingredient, or the demand for peanut butter could increase without a similar increase in jelly demand if everyone makes peanut butter cookies.
an increase in demand for the good. Such as a successful marketing campaign for the good.
Change in demand is subjective, it could be increase or decrease in the qauntity of good or services asked for, while change in quantity demand is objective, it refers to actual quantity/amount of good or seevices requested /demanded .
Consumers want more and more goods and services. Stronger consumer demand for goods with a limited or fixed supply. A price level increase due to an increase in aggregate demand.
In economic terms firms can grow internally- this is where a firm increases there productive capacity by increasing their factors of productions, this could be; labour, land, capital or enterprise. This is normally a naturally occurring growth, as a business becomes more successful the demand for their products increases thus it is necessary to increase the productive capacity of the firm in order to supply for this demand thus exploiting all consumer demand and making as much profit as possible.
If supply increases even greater than demand the price should decrease.Legislation could reduce price irrespective of other factors.Competition from new entrants into the market would reduce price....