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What is it called when prices keep falling because of panic?
credit crunch
What was partly responsible for falling stock prices reduced consumer confidence and the passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act?
Risky business practices by large multinational corporations such as AIG
How did corporation keep prices from falling?
In an oligopolistic market dominant firms control the price of products by punishing other firms that lower their price. One tool corporations use is the "Lowest Price Guarantee" this marketing slogan promises to match or beat competitors prices on comparable prices. This slogan punishes companies that would lower their prices by taking away their customers. If a company were to lower its price it would lose customers and thus profits. The large corporations can afford to take a price cut in the short-run in order to prevent competition and stabilize profit margins for the long-run.
What happens to prices and jobs during a recession?
When Corporations endure economic downturn, they must adjust to the economic slowdown. They will keep profits up by doing one or more of the following: Depress wages, Lay off workers, Increase prices, Reduce the pay to shareholders etc.
How do falling prices effect supply?
The supply curve shifts to the left
What is it called when prices keep falling because of panic?
credit crunch
What was partly responsible for falling stock prices reduced consumer confidence and the passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act?
Risky business practices by large multinational corporations such as AIG
How did corporation keep prices from falling?
In an oligopolistic market dominant firms control the price of products by punishing other firms that lower their price. One tool corporations use is the "Lowest Price Guarantee" this marketing slogan promises to match or beat competitors prices on comparable prices. This slogan punishes companies that would lower their prices by taking away their customers. If a company were to lower its price it would lose customers and thus profits. The large corporations can afford to take a price cut in the short-run in order to prevent competition and stabilize profit margins for the long-run.
Why crude oil prices falling?
Crude oil prices are falling because of oil shale drilling in the United States.
How does a monopoly increases a corporations profits?
by eliminating competition to control prices
What was identified as a problem by the highest percentage of international corporations?
if the stocks are falling. not meeting equilibrum.
What is the device by which several corporations combine to eliminate competition and regulate prices?
A trust.
What did investors fear would happen beause of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act?
a decline in prices-apex
How did investors fear as a result of the Smoot-Hawley tariff act?
Falling prices of goods is what investors feared would happen because of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act.
What are the lyrics to Lanny Wolfe I Keep Falling in Love With You?
I keep falling in love with jesus
What happens to prices and jobs during recession?
When Corporations endure economic downturn, they must adjust to the economic slowdown. They will keep profits up by doing one or more of the following: Depress wages, Lay off workers, Increase prices, Reduce the pay to shareholders etc.
What happens to prices and jobs during a recession?
When Corporations endure economic downturn, they must adjust to the economic slowdown. They will keep profits up by doing one or more of the following: Depress wages, Lay off workers, Increase prices, Reduce the pay to shareholders etc.
