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(Apex) More American workers relocating to urban centers.
It benefited the farmers as it provided the increase in production needed to make India self-sufficient in food grains, thus improving agriculture in India. Famine in India, once accepted as inevitable, has not returned since the introduction of Green Revolution crops.
an increase in farm production and a decrease in farm workers
No, a 17 year and 4 month old individual can not increase in height by 167cm instantly. It takes time and many people have height limits based on their genes; they can only grow to a certain predetermined height.
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what in is an increase in quantity demanded
By providing stored water for irrigation.
An increase in technology will cause a shift in supply curve due to lowered production costs. This increased supply will put downward pressure on prices, driving up quantity demanded.
As there are many stages of a product life cycle the production varies greatly. During the introduction stage production is low as the demand for the product is low and the producer does not want to be left with surplus as demand might alter. In growth the production rapidly increases as more is being demanded. the laws of demand cause supply to increase in order for the producer to maximize profits. In the Maturity stage the production levels off and does not increase much as the demand has reached its peak and no more is being demanded. This is due to the product becoming obsolete or unfashionable. In the Decline stage, the production decreases as less is being demanded therefore the producer will make less of the product as they do not want to be left with surplus as demand is now negative.
As there are many stages of a product life cycle the production varies greatly. During the introduction stage production is low as the demand for the product is low and the producer does not want to be left with surplus as demand might alter. In growth the production rapidly increases as more is being demanded. the laws of demand cause supply to increase in order for the producer to maximize profits. In the Maturity stage the production levels off and does not increase much as the demand has reached its peak and no more is being demanded. This is due to the product becoming obsolete or unfashionable. In the Decline stage, the production decreases as less is being demanded therefore the producer will make less of the product as they do not want to be left with surplus as demand is now negative.
Market economies respond by increasing the costs of goods that are highly demanded. They also increase production for the items.
Derived demand results from a demand for increase in intermediates goods or production resulting from another demand resulting for final or intermediate goods. For example, a demand for an item can make its production increase, which makes its labor increase.