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The perceived value of the good is greater than the extra cost.
Some goods are sold below their cost price because the government believe that the good is essential, for example, prescriptions from doctors, we need these so the government have a set price of £9 no matter what the prescription is.
-it is an economic proposition that no good is absolutely irreplaceable that at some set of prices, consumers will substitute other goods for it...
The perceived value of the good is greater than the extra cost
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a type of consumer is a hawk
The primary consumers are opossums, skunks, deer, rodents, fish, birds, and bears.
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The perceived value of the good is greater than the extra cost.
There are many goods sold at Exchange Mart in the UK. Some of which happen to be stocks of clothes and foods. A lot of things are on sale at this Exchange Market.
There are plenty kinds of lights which are sold by the Whelen company. Some types of lights are sold by the Whelen company are Spotlights, Lightbats, LED's.
They were sold there and some were shipped to other colonies or sold in England.
Some of the eco friendly gifts sold at Uncommon Goods include recycled wine bottle platters, songbird art, growbottles, recycled wine glasses, and on the rocks sets.
Amount which is reveived in advance from customer for goods but goods are not actually sold to that customer until some future period.
Some goods are sold below their cost price because the government believe that the good is essential, for example, prescriptions from doctors, we need these so the government have a set price of £9 no matter what the prescription is.
If it is a good or service being sold in the United States today, someone is selling it in the State of Washington.