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What might a producer do while considering lost production that results from a trip to the market?
Increase the price of the products
What might happen to make a producer decrease his or her supply of a product.?
Because if the factor price is increased, the producer will have less resources to make their product and will have less products to supply
Why might a producer be willing to supply more of a good or service as the price he or she can charge increases?
Because his costs have gone up
What is the best stock right now?
This depends on your current asset allocation, risk tolerance, and investing horizon. Beginning investors would do best with low-cost index funds. It is impossible to answer this question with a singular answer, as the stock market is very volatile and changes every day. What might be a "good stock" today, could plummet tomorrow. The Motley Fool, www.fool.com, has great forums and articles for researching stocks. Many new investors start out by investing in index funds, which distribute your risk across the entire index of stocks.
6. How might marginal cost impact the activity of a producer?
It might lead a producer to charge more for a product or service.
What does it mean if a book is available for option by a producer?
If you are asking about the rights to make a movie out of a book, a movie producer may either buy the rights from the author and publisher, or the producer may pay for an option to buy the rights. An option costs a small fraction of the full price and gives the producer simply the right to buy the full rights ahead of anyone else who might be inerested.
Can fruit be a producer?
i dont know , might be . i think its a NO
What is Young Investors Times?
Investors times is a young investor that is blogging at http://investorstimes.blogspot.com He has for aim the education of investors that have just entered the investment world. His blog has a lot of information that the avid investor might found useful.
Why do stock prices go up and down?
Stock prices go up and down based on the changes in investors' demand for a given corporation's stock. That demand is determined by investors' and potential investors' expectations regarding the company's future profits. If potential investors expect that a corporation will make high enough profits in the future, and they want to share in those profits and are willing to pay the current market price for the stock, they will buy stock in the company. But since there are only a fixed number of shares available for sale at any given time, as more and more new investors want to acquire stock in the same company, its price will be bid up until it gets so expensive that the expected future return no longer justifies the investment required to acquire the stock.Similarly, if stockholders get information that leads them to expect that the corporation might not do as well as they originally thought (or it looks as if having stock in another company will yield a better return for them), they will try to sell their shares at the market price. But since new investors will not be willing to pay high prices for stock when there is a big risk that the company might perform poorly, and a lot of current stockholders are trying to sell their shares at the same time, the demand for the stock on the part of new investors will be low, and its price will go down.
What do you call investors or moneymen?
Investors and money men are called financiers. They might also be called backers, bankers, capitalists, lenders, shareholders, stockholders, and venture capitalists.
How do you think increasing a medium's index of refraction might affect the angle of refraction?
Increasing the medium's index of refraction will cause the angle of refraction to decrease. This is because light bends more towards the normal as it enters a medium with a higher index of refraction.
Why should investors take an interest in international investment?
Because that is where the best investment might lay.
