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Where would you buy high order goods?
You would buy high order goods like TVs computers and furniture from a retail park Youw ould buy low order goods from the corner shop or conveinience store
How do complements affect demand?
Because of complimentary goods demand increase.
What was charging high prices for hoarded goods?
A "Profiteering"
Which type of goods is most adversely affected by recessions?
Goods for which the income-elasticity coefficient is relatively high and positive
Why do high tariff levels restrict international?
Tariffs are fees excised on goods coming into a country. As a result, traded goods cost more when there are high tariffs, and this limits their sale.
What is a high order good?
High order goods are things like TVs which you shop around for
Where would you buy high order goods?
You would buy high order goods like TVs computers and furniture from a retail park Youw ould buy low order goods from the corner shop or conveinience store
What is high low middle order goods?
In Geographical Terms (GCSE) High Order Goods: Goods with a high threshold population and large range of variety that you usually buy for example every 5ish years. E.g. TV's, Computers, furniture. Middle Order Goods: Goods you buy weekly monthly so clothes, books, DVD's computer games etc. Low Order Goods: Everyday necessities, milk, bread, newspapers cont.
Give example of High-order goods and services and low order goods and services?
exaples of high ordered goodds would be furniture, heath care centers, malls, electrial goods, ect. examples of low orded goods would be bread, hairstylist, newspapers, schools, ect.
What is a comparision good?
Comparison goods are high order goods, usually expensive, which are purchased less regularly than convenience goods. People like to compare the prices and quality of these goods before buying them.
What are high order shops?
They are specific goods that aren't frequently bought by an individual and which they tend to shop around for.
What is a shopping heirarchy?
Shops can be placed into a hierarchy based on the services they provide. At the bottom of the hierarchy are small shops selling low order, convenience goods (e.g. bread and milk). At the top are the shops selling high order goods (e.g. furniture and electrical goods). found in :http://www.geography.learnontheinternet.co.uk/topics/hierarchy.html#hierarchy
What are some examples of Medium order goods?
Clothes, Shoes, Cosmetics, Small Hardware and Domestic Appliances, Supermarkets, Books, Confectioners, Building Society, Travel Agent, Night Club, Electricity and Gas Showroom, Restaurants, Cinema, Video Rental etc..
What kind of materials does Switzerland make its high quality goods?
Switzerland makes high quality goods from imported materials.
What are the differences between low-order medium-order and high-order goods and services?
There are many differences between low-order products, middle-order products and high-order products. Low-order products are products that are frequently purchased and are inexpensive. For example, a convenience store sells low-order products such as candy bars, newspapers, milk, bread, and lottery tickets. Middle-order products are time-to-time items that are purchased but not as frequently as low-order products. They are items such as compact disks, calculators, or most clothing items. These items are considered a bit pricier. High-order products are the most expensive items or have a limited market and are hardly purchased. Some examples of these would be rock climbing equipment, specialized books, live theatre and multi-screen movie theatres. It is said that stores selling these products need to have a threshold population of tens of thousands.
What are high order shops all together like in Bromley .. what shops are they?
high order shops are shops that are not thing that are needed everyday but once in a while, they are also called comparison goods because, they are really expensive and you like to shop around for the best deal
What was the nickname given to high fees charged for manufactured goods from Europe?
what was the nickname given to high fee charged for manufactured goods from Europe
