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No Universal traditionally raises prices when Disney does keeping there prices quite equal to that of Walt Disney World.
Complying with consumer protection regulations increases production costs and raises prices.
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Greed causes inflation; when someone raises prices, that causes someone else to raise their prices...then the next person raises theirs, then the next, the next...inflation.
Yes, it generally raises prices and lowers yields
Given supply, if demand of any good increases it raises the prices of the good.
A strike by steelworkers that raises steel prices would primarily decrease the supply of steel, as higher prices may lead to reduced production or operational disruptions. This increase in costs could also lead to higher prices for products that use steel, potentially reducing demand for those products. Overall, the immediate effect would be a contraction in supply, with secondary impacts on demand as prices rise.
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Politicians will tell you no, but the corporation only raises its prices to their customers to cover the tax they have to pay.
Yes, of course changes in prices affect changes in supply because fluctuation in prices is very dangerous for every one. If your stock is older and prices can reduce you are bound to sell where as when price can raises they can earn more profite
Hello Wimbledon tickets are expensive because lots of people want to go, but there aren't many seats. It's a famous event with the best players and great facilities. Some tickets are sold by people who bought them early, which raises prices. Its long history also makes it more special and costly.
A company that raises their price over equilibrium during the holidays will see a sale only if the other providers sale out. If the other companies don't sell out, then the company will not sell any of its products.