Commercial Capitalism
commercial capitalism
Stock prices rise when most people want to buy stocks rather than selling it. In reverse, when people are more interested in selling products rather than buying it, the stock price moves down.
When economists refer to the demand for goods and services, what they mean is, what goods and services are people buying. People demand things by buying them. If you demand to have things given to your for free, that is politics rather than economics.
Because the price of gold fluctuates and keeping it at a percentage allows the price to increase or decrease based on demand. For example, if there was a $100 premium on Kugerrands and gold was $2,000 an ounce, such a premium might be reasonable, however, if gold somehow fell to $500 an ounce, such a premium would discourage anyone from buying Kugerrands. When the price of gold increases, more people generally buy gold up to a point, when the price of gold decreases a lot of people will start selling their gold rather than buying it.
Manufacturing is one of the things that helped build African economies rather than weaken them in the early 1970's.
commercial capitalism
Stock prices rise when most people want to buy stocks rather than selling it. In reverse, when people are more interested in selling products rather than buying it, the stock price moves down.
Depreciation is not a manufacturing labor rather it is manufacturing overhead as machines used in manufacturing is not part of labor rather it is part of overhead.
When economists refer to the demand for goods and services, what they mean is, what goods and services are people buying. People demand things by buying them. If you demand to have things given to your for free, that is politics rather than economics.
Industrial sales jobs include ones that involve selling manufacturing machinery and tools. These sales jobs usually cater to businesses rather than trying to sell items to individuals.
A jobber in the stock marketis a person responsible for "operating " (i.e. buying or selling) the stocks. In a way they are very simmilar to brokers.Jobbers, however, only re-sell the stock they have to brokers but not to the general public.Another difference is that a broker doesn't use his own money, but rather the money of the people (or institutions) on whose behalf they act.A jobber in the stock market is a person responsible for "operating " (i.e. buying or selling) the stocks. In a way they are very simmilar to brokers.Jobbers, however, only re-sell the stock they have to brokers but not to the general public.Another difference is that a broker doesn't use his own money, but rather the money of the people (or institutions) on whose behalf they act.
Service businesses such as plumbers, maids, limo drivers are paid for providing a service rather than being paid for manufacturing something or for selling items that are concrete and tangible.
Most dealers who sell farming equipment such as tractors tend to be based locally rather than selling online. Buying guides are available on sites such as Grit and Tractor House.
Yes. If you buy stocks for immediate delivery rather than selling a put option or buying a call option, you have made a "spot buy" of stock. It is a very common thing to do.
Due to the recession and too many people buying online rather than using shops, yep.
No, Harley was not the first motorcycle and not even the largest selling manufacturer until about 1920. Before Harley, the largest production motorcycle manufacturer was Indian Motorcycle Company.
Futures trading is the buying and selling of contracts which require you to buy or sell an item on a certain date for a certain price. Most (very close to all) futures contracts are written against commodities rather than stock.