which of these have intensity of demand?
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1.tourism agency (moderate)\n2.airport (high)\n3.big companies (high)\n4.indiveduals with (high)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_elasticity_of_demand\n\nHave fun with econ.
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Well, it won't run out completely, but it is projected that demand will outpace production within that time frame.  This is based on Hubbert's Curve and if you're interested, try researching Peak Oil.  Regardless, when demand outpaces consumption, expect the price of gasoline, and anything else associated with petroleum, to increase in price drastically.
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Money\nSex \nProtection
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Inflation/Deflation, Supply/demand and umm the crazy graphs and curves of demand, supply etc
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fast moving consumer goods
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Both! Variety is the spice.
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Depends.When you go to purchase they have different GHz and the sales person can tell you which goes further.They more powerful the more expensive.
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you can't lump fast moving consumer goods together... \nfor example: food and detergent has different factors\n\ndemand on a particular type of product will appear if the supporting factors are fulfilled\n\nex: to calculate demand for washing machine detergent in an area, you need to calculate how widely washing machines are used, number of washing machines / laundromats in an area, local clothing habits (not all clothing are machine washable), population\n\ndemands will increase along with growth of the factors mentioned above
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it's a way to derive demand.
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In this case, 'bulk' = large amounts.\nYou can imagine how large the quantities used by a large company might be..!\nIt's normally a lot cheaper to buy things 'in bulk' even if you're not a large company though.\n; )
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No, ther is an inverse relationship between demand and price holing supply constant.  Meaning the lower the price, the more people are willing to pay it.  Take for example if it only cost 1 penny to go to the theatre.  People would be lineing up around the block to buy tickets.  Now think if it cost 1 million dollars to go to the theatre, no one would be able to afford tickets and demand would fall to zero.
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The higher the demand for a good, the higher the price.  The lower the demand, the lower the price, given everything else is the same.
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You need to find the point where supply equals demand\nD = S\n200p + 35,000 = -p^2 + 400 - 20,000, and solve for p
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demand.\n\nok, the price that can be set for a product and the amont of profit that can be made is automatically set by the relationship between how many people want it and how much there is of the product. if demand is high and the suply is low the price will rise and if demand is low and the suply is high the price will fall. stablity is achived when the two are balanced.
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its a question of demand vs supply.. demand is strong and so also is supply.. but older localaties will rise due to better infrastructure( if u get power!!) take ur risk!!!
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to stuff or overcrowed