If a producer is unable to meet the demand for a certain product, then either there will be other producers of the same product who will meet the demand, or if not, then there will be a shortage. Prices will rise.
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Yes demand forecasting is very important for all firms small and large. Without proper demand forecasting, a company may not be able to meet the demand for their items. When a customer is unable to get the product they want more than once, they might choose to buy the competitors product. similarly if we produce excess goods then we may not be able to sell them and incur losses
Keeping the price of rice below the market equilibrium is to enable those whom previously was unable to afford now able to consume the good. If left to market forces, price of rice will be high as rice is considered a necessity in certain part of the world and faces an inelastic demand. Hence, the producer can jack up the price without worrying about the less than proportionate fall in quantity demanded. However, this creates a negative impact on the consumers as the poor now are unable to afford the good. Some economic consequences is that there will be a shortage of good as price is low, demand outweigh the supply and hence, it could lead to black market forming and sorts. Hope this help! :)
If a producer is unable to meet the demand for a certain product, then either there will be other producers of the same product who will meet the demand, or if not, then there will be a shortage. Prices will rise.
If a producer is unable to meet the demand for a certain product, then either there will be other producers of the same product who will meet the demand, or if not, then there will be a shortage. Prices will rise.
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Yes demand forecasting is very important for all firms small and large. Without proper demand forecasting, a company may not be able to meet the demand for their items. When a customer is unable to get the product they want more than once, they might choose to buy the competitors product. similarly if we produce excess goods then we may not be able to sell them and incur losses
The answer is: go bankrupt.
Proponents of economic democracy generally argue that modern capitalism periodically results in economic crises characterized by deficiency of effective demand, as society is unable to earn enough income to purchase its output production.
Keeping the price of rice below the market equilibrium is to enable those whom previously was unable to afford now able to consume the good. If left to market forces, price of rice will be high as rice is considered a necessity in certain part of the world and faces an inelastic demand. Hence, the producer can jack up the price without worrying about the less than proportionate fall in quantity demanded. However, this creates a negative impact on the consumers as the poor now are unable to afford the good. Some economic consequences is that there will be a shortage of good as price is low, demand outweigh the supply and hence, it could lead to black market forming and sorts. Hope this help! :)
the ultimate cause is because demand for rupee has fallen and concerned countries are unable to stable this demand which in fact is due to the overall economic conditions in the countries concerned
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