The simplest answer is the law of supply and demand. When the supply is low, the price is high and vice versa.
Inflation is the economic term that describes an increase in product price without the increase of money's worth.
The number of shares is multiplied by the price of each share
"Behaviour" (and I like your correct English spelling) describes the way tht the price moves. The following describes some of the more technical terms used, by option traders to describe 'behaviour' Whether the price moves a lot or only a little is described as 'Volatility'. If the price is not 'normally distributed' it is reffered to as 'Kurtosis' or Kurtic' If the price is moving up or down, is described as 'Directionality' or 'Skew'.
When someone owns a home he/she can generally sell it in the future for more than the original price
By finding where the supply curve and the demand curve intersect
the (MSRP) sticker price plus the suggested retail price of dealer-installed options...
Inflation is the economic term that describes an increase in product price without the increase of money's worth.
speculation is a gamble that the price of the stock will increase and an investor will make money.
The number of shares is multiplied by the price of each share
about 20 dollars but there is many diffwerent types of harvest moon
"Behaviour" (and I like your correct English spelling) describes the way tht the price moves. The following describes some of the more technical terms used, by option traders to describe 'behaviour' Whether the price moves a lot or only a little is described as 'Volatility'. If the price is not 'normally distributed' it is reffered to as 'Kurtosis' or Kurtic' If the price is moving up or down, is described as 'Directionality' or 'Skew'.
By finding where the supply curve and the demand curve intersect
When someone owns a home he/she can generally sell it in the future for more than the original price
each firm charges a different price to allow for difference fixed cost
A. Sellers are happy with the price, but buyers are unhappy with the quantity. B. Sellers are unhappy with the price, but buyers are happy with the quantity. C. Both sellers and buyers are unhappy with the price and quantity. D. Both sellers and buyers are happy with the price and quantity.
The scarcer an object is, the greater the price people will pay to own that object. For instance, after a bad wheat harvest, the price of flour and bread will rise. When a bumper harvest of apples causes a glut, the price of apples will be lowered.
The price paid by consumers is increased.