In the theater, the Producer acquires the rights to the play (script) known as the property, by taking an optionwith the playwright. This option gives the producer the exclusive rights to put on the show for a limited period of time. He/She then hires the creative staff, with the approval of the playwright, raises money to finance the show, and consults with the playwright and director over casting and design. He/She rents the rehearsal space, and the theater where the play will be performed, negotiates salaries and fees, and posts a bond with the unions to make sure that the personnel will be paid, even if the show fails. He/She then monitors the progress of rehearsals, and publicizes the opening, while selling the advance tickets for the performance in conjunction with the theater owners, and keeps strict accounts of all expenditures to show the backers.
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Producers typically are not concerned with demand. Producers however are concerned with supply because they are responsible for the supply.
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Jeopardy has a team of writers and producers responsible for the questions and answers
Producers obtain food from fresh market sources and ordering through different vendors. They have buyers on the set that are responsible for obtaining the food for the shows.
producers raise prices to meet increased costs
producers/autotrophs
Decomposers
Command economy: Government planners. Free-market system: Costumers and producers. Mixed economy: Government officials and producers
Command economy: Government planners. Free-market system: Costumers and producers. Mixed economy: Government officials and producers