Elasticity in the context of UPS and FedEx refers to how sensitive the demand for their shipping services is to changes in price. If the demand is elastic, a small increase in shipping rates could lead to a significant drop in the quantity of services demanded, as customers might seek cheaper alternatives. Conversely, if the demand is inelastic, price changes have little effect on demand, indicating that customers are willing to pay higher prices for reliable and timely delivery. Factors influencing this elasticity include the availability of substitutes, the urgency of shipping needs, and the overall economic environment.
FedEx and UPS are two companies that ship products. Some people prefer FedEx over UPS and vice versa. On average FedEx is cheaper than UPS.
Oligopoly
Normally UPS is less expensive then FedEx if you want there is a calculate rates function on their website to tell you who actually is cheaper and better for your money.
That depends on what you are trying to ship. If it's just a paper then fed ex is cheaper. If its an actual package you should go through UPS instead.
Set in June 2004, this case invites the student to assess the financial performance of FedEx Corp. and United Parcel Service, Inc (UPS).
FedEx and UPS are two companies that ship products. Some people prefer FedEx over UPS and vice versa. On average FedEx is cheaper than UPS.
Fedex is faster but UPS is safer .
no.................
UPS (United Parcel Service) has more assets than FedEx, about 35 billion USD to FedEx's 28 billion USD.
No. FedEx and UPS will deliver to a residence or a business, but they will not deliver to a vacant lot.
Yes....either UPS or FedEx
No, but FedEx does.
Only Fedex will deliver to a PO Box.
UPS or FEDEX
Oligopoly
No No No No.................... D:
Both FedEx an UPS is a good post office. I like going through FedEx when shipping something big.