i would like to know  the difference between common distrbution and non-durable goods distribution?
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common distribution is the distribution of all goods perishable & non perishable; while non-durable goods distribution refers to distribution of perishable goods only
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Yes, they are different.\n\nElasticity of demand is the change in quantity demanded associated with a change in price.  This is the slope of the demand curve.  This slope is always negative.  The lower the price, the higher the demand and vice versa.\n\nElasticity of supply is the change in quantity supplied associated with a change in price.  This is the slope of the supply curve.  This slope is always positive.  The higher the price, the higher the supply and vice versa.\n\nLet's take a simple example.  Movie tickets increase by $1.  As a result movie attendance decreases by 10%.  The elasticity of demand would be -0.10%.  For every $ increase in price, quantity demand drops by 10%.  However, given the same increase in price there is a 20% increase in movie showings.  For every $ increase in price, quantity supplied increases by 20%.   \n\nFor any business venture, you have to price your product and services with a good understanding of the elasticity of demand.  Depending on such elasticity, it does not make sense to increase price beyond the point where your revenues and income break even with where they were in your original price structure. \n\nElasticity of supply deals more with the operation structure of the industry you operate in and external competition. \n\nIf you want me to clarify any of the above, please contact me through "Answer."
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You'll find the answer on this forum:\nhttp://www.retailworker.com/node/12438
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You would need to be more specific to get a good answer.  It depends on a number of factors - what is being sold, is the person selling it an expert in that type of item, what state are you in, etc.  Overall, Article 2 of the UCC (Uniform Commercial Code) governs the sale of goods, but different states have adopted it in different forms.\n\nIf you can provide a bit more detail, you'll get a much better response.  Good luck to you -
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It can either be through distributors or agent representatives.\nDistributors - Buys goods from the principal and resell to their customer at a markup.\nAgent - Represents the principal in a specific territory. Works on commission.
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BRIEFLY, THATS FALSE. A CONSUMER STILL NEEDS TO KNOW WHERE TO FIND THE ITEM TO FIT THEIR NEED, AS WELL AS WHICH ONE FITS THE NEED BETTER. ALSO, TAKE INTO ACCOUNT, IF THE ITEM IS NEW, THE POPULACE MAY NOT EVEN KNOW THAT THEY HAVE A NEED FOR THE PRODUCT.
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The elastic region of the demand curve refers to prices which create the greatest shift in demand by tinkering with the price.  Whereas the inelastic region is the point where people are more likely to pay no matter what is being charged.\n\nSuppose if a beer company can choose to price its beer at $3 a can (and get 10 million customers), $4 a car (and get 5 million customers) or $6 a can (and get 4 million customers).  It not make sense to raise beer from $3 to $4 as you would loose half your customers.  The difference from $4 to $6 however represents a 33% increase in costs, but only a 20% loss of customers - this is the inelastic part of the demand curve.
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Business involves the running of orgaization which produce product for profit.\n\nPublic involves the running of organizations (government, DMV, DOT, DCF, etc.)  that serve the public interest.  They are not run for profit.
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There is no formal relationship between the two, they do tend to move together though. \n\nThey are both commodities and all commodities tend to move together. Indexing and commoditiy funds might be partly responisble as well.
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Well, I just finished my course in principles of business. According to my book there are really two types of selling. Retail and industrial. Retail is stated as selling a consumer a product for the buyer's personal or household use. Industrial is defined as selling products to other businesses for the purpose of manufacturing other products for resale. So yours seems to be a retail, and in more detail it is a service that you are offering, not a good. Sorry i couldnt be more detailed.
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Both recipients and non-recipients. Non-recipients are less likely to be the target of theft and begging in countries with adequate social security income protection.
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Drop shipment or [drop shipping] is a type of retailing where the retailer does not keep goods in stock, but instead passes the customer's order and shipment details to the wholesaler, who then dispatches the goods to the customer directly. The retailer makes their profit on the difference between the wholesale and retail price.\n\nSome retailers may still keep "show" items on display in stores, so that customers can inspect an item similar to those that they can purchase. Other retailers may only provide a catalogue or Internet presence.\n\nDrop shipping can occur when a retailer (who typically sells in small quantities to the general public) receives a single large order for a product. Rather than route the shipment through the retail store, the retailer will arrange for the goods to be shipped directly to the purchaser
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Well try a shippping term called "Grouppage" which means you can share a container with two or three merchants having small shipments similar to yours. \n\nAlso this can be studied better if you can specify your shipping origin and destination.
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Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier\nSmaller shippers, with less-than-containerload (LCL) shipments, can take advantage of the lower costs associated with being a big shipper. Non-vessel operating common carriers (NVOCCs) book space on steamships in large quantities at lower rates and sell space to other shippers in smaller amounts. NVOCCs consolidate small shipments into containerloads that move under one bill of lading. More favorable rates are passed on to the shipper. Services typically offered by NVOCCs, in addition to customary services provided by freight forwarders, are: Consolidation of freight, and financial liability for goods due to loss or damage during transport. \nSo NVOCC liability Insurance would cover the NVOCC for loss or damage to the shipment they had arranged shipment for.
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In the US, most manufacturing firms are strictly regulated by law and do not have much choice where they are placed.  The trend in all manufacturing is toward decentralization.  This is due to shipping costs, and also to security concerns.\n\nIt is simply safer and cheaper to be scattered near the supplier, and user.
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production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services