Disaster can influence the means and the conditions of production causing a reduction in the amount of product available. It can also bring about a greater demand for certain products leading to a higher price as a result of increased demand. there are other factors that can lead to higher prices such as for example. the Oil spill of the coast of the USA will lead to the cost of production being increased by BP the result will be that competing oil producers will have the opportunity to raise their prices slightly. Add to this the knee jerk political reaction that leads to no offshore oil being taken from the US coast and the oil companies will be wringing their greedy hands in glee as the prices Will go up without the production scale having to alter one way or another.
Not entirely sure. I like to think that capitalist companies seem to be arogant about raising prices based on national interests and somehow resembles their heads inflating.
Deflation occurs when the general price levels of goods and services decline over time, often due to a decrease in demand or an increase in supply. It can be triggered by factors such as reduced consumer spending, tighter credit conditions, or an oversupply of goods. While falling prices might seem beneficial, deflation can lead to reduced consumer confidence, lower production, and increased unemployment, creating a negative economic cycle. Central banks may respond to deflation by implementing monetary policies aimed at stimulating demand.
This world is real, very real. but Albert Einstein did say (probably not in these words)that everything is imaganary. but whether it is or is not real will make no difference to your life or life style (probably).
An oversupply of a product typically leads to a decrease in prices as sellers compete to attract buyers, resulting in a surplus of goods that exceed demand. This price reduction can alter consumer perceptions, potentially making the product seem less valuable or of lower quality. Additionally, prolonged oversupply may lead consumers to anticipate further price drops, affecting their purchasing decisions and overall demand. Ultimately, the imbalance can harm brand reputation and profitability for producers.
I would say a type writer. They use to be more expensive then our computers are today. Running shoes prices seem to keep increasing(I bought mine for around $60, but now "Shape Ups" are over $100). I'm not sure though, ask a teacher!!
The best resource would seem to be vintagecassette.com .However they don't have prices on everything you might have.
things are not what they seem.
I've bought some at Super Target. You can also try The Art of Haircare at www.artofhaircare.com. They seem to have everything at good prices.
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No you don't obviously.
I'm going to guess that it's about avg for the usa. housing prices seem cheaper here, but everything else (food, furniture) is more expensive because they don't make or grow much here. everything has to be imported. i think usa policy kind of dictates that PR will be a consumer of usa goods, and the Puerto Ricans don't seem to do much for themselves
http://www.worldofluxuryus.com/watches/HubLot They seem to have good prices. You could also check out prices on amazon or eBay. They have great prices and many reviews.
Prices seem to vary, $600 to $650.
The prices for these shoes range from anywhere to $60 to $120, depending on the type you're looking for. The cheaper prices seem to be at Eastbay.com and Sports Authority.
Everything seems strange because Athena covers him in a mist.
I'm not sure. The prices do seem too good to be true, but everything I've seen and heard looks legit. I ordered a back up iron sight from them the other day (I couldn't resist). We'll see what happens. . .
Logitech is a quality brand of security camera. Their prices seem very reasonable, and they have excellent online reviews. They have everything from single camera systems to network capabilities that record multiple cameras.