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What are negative effects of production technology?
If production technology increases output faster than the economy can asbord the product, you end up with surplus inventory and unfavorable (for the company) supply/demand situations. Increasing your capacity to produce results in producing at less than capacity as market demand pulls product out of your factory at a slower rate than you can manufacture it, likely causing you to operate less efficiently than you could at your optimum levels.=)
Could you please help me I am looking to use 24 par 64 500w lighting bulbs for our light show ive been told i need a 63a 3 phase supply could you tell where i could get one and how much it would cost?
Ask your local mains electricity power supply company to install a 63 Amp 3-phase supply at your site. It is not something you can buy in a shop like a battery. It is an electricity supply service that is different to a standard domestic home mains supply but is quite normal for places which use machinery such as workshops, factories, etc.
What is an example of collaboration?
An example of collaboration is a team of scientists from different disciplines working together on a research project to address climate change. Each scientist brings their unique expertise—such as climatology, ecology, and economics—to develop comprehensive strategies for mitigation and adaptation. Their combined efforts lead to more innovative solutions than any individual could achieve alone, demonstrating the power of teamwork across diverse fields.
What is connected load in electrcity?
Connected load refers to the total electrical capacity of all devices and appliances that are connected to a power supply system. It is typically measured in kilowatts (kW) and represents the maximum potential load that could be drawn if all connected devices were to operate simultaneously. This concept is important for utility companies when planning for electrical distribution and ensuring that the supply meets demand. Understanding connected load helps in efficient energy management and reduces the risk of overloading the electrical system.
Why did people frequently queue for food and why were there shortages when Jackie was a child?
People frequently queued for food during Jackie’s childhood due to a combination of economic hardship and supply chain disruptions, often exacerbated by factors such as war, inflation, or government policies. Shortages occurred because demand often outstripped supply, leading to limited availability of basic necessities. Additionally, rationing or restrictions on certain products could further intensify the scarcity, forcing families to wait in long lines for essential items.
Why was supplies for minning in the gold rush so expensive?
Basic rule of economics: supply and demand. The rush caused a spike in demand for supplies, so as such sellers and shopkeepers could justify raising prices.
Illustrate what happens supply and demand equilibrium if there is both a decrease in supply and no change in demand and what factors could generate this scenario?
A decrease in supply with no change in demand would result in higher prices, as well as a possibility of extra-legal sourcing of the product. An example of this occurred during Prohibition in the United States with alcoholic products.
How did the Great Depression relate to the school of classical economics?
the great depression appeared to disprove the classical theory that demand and supply could return to a healthy equilibrium through market forces alone
100 definitions of economics and their authors?
There are many definitions that could be included here. They may be microeconomics, supply, demand, macroeconomics, and many more.
Why do products sometimes go out of stock?
Products can go out of stock when the store/company does not order enough of the product to sell, or if the product was popular and all of the stock was purchased before the next shipment of the product could come in. As an example, stores work through supply and demand; the supply being the products they sell, and the demand being what the customer wants. When the demand is high but the supply is low the store runs out of their products quickly.
How did countries react to the demand to convert paper money into gold?
The demand to convert paper money into gold was a demand beyond what the treasuries of countries could supply.
What is the cause of a demand pull inflation?
Consumers want more and more goods and services. Stronger consumer demand for goods with a limited or fixed supply. A price level increase due to an increase in aggregate demand.
Why do dogs so much?
supply and demand have the need for dogs and pets foe example a few years ago you might pay $350 for a yorkie now you could pay about $850
What is a demand curve Provide an example of a demand curve in health care How could this example affect the economics of health care?
hi my name is sgt. frank blas bamba of the police force and i am teleconsferentcing with dr. Eric cruz bamba and greg tomosyk the demand curve is the need for health and the resources to fit that need when the resources are a at a surplus level dr. paul callahan will come in thank you greg bodner
How is unemployment related to supply and demand?
when people are unemployed, it means there is a decrease in the workforce and a decrease in the quantity supplied as firms cannot produce as much as they could before. as there is a decrease in the supply, prices fall and demand increases.
What are Negative effects on both surplus and shortage in demand and supply?
A shortage could cause a black market because there is limited amount of supply. It also could cause sellers to discriminate on who gets to buy the limited amount of supply.
Interaction between demand and supply?
The price of any commodity is determined based on the Demand and Supply theory. When the demand for a product is high and its supply low - it triggers a price increase When the demand for a product is low and its supply high - it triggers a price fall
