This depends on the series of card and condition. Prices will fluctuate with consumer demand, the best thing to do is get it appraised via a collectables store, or at a convention.
it is not on on demand yet but it will be very soon.
its only on on demand
Unfortunately CBS does not have an On Demand channel with DirecTV yet.
Nick On Demand is Nickelodeon's video-on-demand service, which is available on most cable and satellite providers. The service offers episodes of The Loud House and many other Nickelodeon programs.
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Discuss the law of demand and apply to buying goods at a retail store and at a wholesale store.
yes, a small selection. Depends on store and if there is any demand in the individual store
Take it back to the store and demand your money back.
The price of a product at a grocery store is determined by how the amount of money it takes to manufacture the packaging. Also, the price of the product alone is determined by how much demand there is to the consumer and how much supply the distributor can provide (Supply and Demand).
A Data Flow Diagram at level 0 starts with the management of products, which is controlled by the store keeper whose responsibility it is to respond to the demand for products. Level 0 is a simple flow diagram with only one channel. At level 1 an administrator will register, update, and search products then inform a store keeper of demand. The store keeper will respond to the demand and report back to the administrator.
It doesn't have a direct effect on demand... if suddenly there were less toothpaste at the grocery store, the demand would remain the same. If the supply gets too low to meet the demand, the price will go up, and if the price goes up, that might have an effect on demand... some people will use other options besides toothpaste.
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What the market/people demand. IE, it's winter time and people need shovels. So people will go to buy shovels. As a whole, lets say a store sells 25 shovels that day. That is the market demand. That's how many shovels people want. If the store had only 20 shovels to sell, there are still 25 people who want shovels, so the market demand is 25, yet the supply is only 20.
The amount of money a furniture store owner makes depends on the location and the demand. If the store is in an area that is extremely competitive, the manager may make significantly less than other managers.
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Products can go out of stock when the store/company does not order enough of the product to sell, or if the product was popular and all of the stock was purchased before the next shipment of the product could come in. As an example, stores work through supply and demand; the supply being the products they sell, and the demand being what the customer wants. When the demand is high but the supply is low the store runs out of their products quickly.