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Sometimes supply, sometimes demand. Certain items are invented before there is a great demand for them. EX: a piano. Other items are created because there is a great demand already. EX: the automobile.
because demand exceeded supply.
During the war, the Europeans encountered a variety of Asian goods. After the war, they continued to demand these items.
During the war, the Europeans encountered a variety of Asian goods. After the war, they continued to demand these items.
During the war, the Europeans encountered a variety of Asian goods. After the war, they continued to demand these items.
Market economies respond by increasing the costs of goods that are highly demanded. They also increase production for the items.
As the costs of living and the costs of salaries increase, the costs of goods increase as a result. Exceptions do exist, such as the prices of goods which are no longer in high demand or is no longer scarce, such as mead, rabbit meat, and other "old world" items.
because of pressure of population ,loadsheding ,more demand for food items,unemployement,
Prices generally are the result of the combined effect of supply and demand. Scarcity causes prices to rise, since there is more competition to obtain scarce items, and demand causes prices to rise, since people will be willing to pay more for something they strongly want.
If demand remains constant and supply decreases, then the price will rise. The law of supply and demand says that a price will move either up or down based on the balance of supply and demand. As the supply decreases, prices will move higher because the product is more scarce. As supply increases, prices will move lower because the product is readily available. For instance, suppose there is a drought and wheat is in short supply. The price of flour and bread will increase because people still want to buy them but they are in short supply. On the other hand, if there is a bumper crop and wheat is plentiful, the cost will drop as farmers compete to sell their crops. Prices are also affected by demand. Several years ago, Beanie Babies were in great demand as collector items so prices soared. Today, however, the demand is much lower so prices have dropped greatly (with basically the same supply on the market).
I can tell you it is one of the 4 items: product demand, derived demand, resource utilization, or cost minimization
It probably depends on how much of a demand there is for the product. If the demand is high for a product, that means they probably have a surplus of it and will accept an order of ten items. However, if there is a small demand, they probably do not have many and will not accept a large order.