Price reflects demand.

The price varies with demand.

An increase in the price of a tangible good would typically cause demand to fall, leading the market toward a new equilibrium. By contrast, an increase in the price of an asset like a stock raises expectations of a further increase, causing demand to rise, potentially to excessively high levels.

Expanding the demand and reducing the supply of these risky assets is a way of manipulating their price. The Fed and the Treasury are walking down a road that ends with making the price of risk in financial markets, along with the price of liquidity, an administered price.

This process is determined by rules of supply and demand, price, investment and financial transaction liberalization.

Associated with import demand elasticity estimates, quantity measures can be translated into price effects quite safely.

The introduction of an NTB that does not take a price ad valorem form makes the import demand curve shift in a non parallel way.

Since this quantity is required by the government to be blended with gasoline, regardless of the price of ethanol, corn, or gasoline, the demand that it creates for corn is not at all responsive to the price of corn. In economic terms, such demand is highly inelastic the mandate must be met at any price.

There is also the issue of the so called reserve price (the highest price a buyer is willing to pay for a good or service). The reserve price places a cap on how high commodity prices will go, as it is the price at which demand destruction occurs (consumers are no longer willing or able to purchase the good or service).

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The expectation is that the price of the LLINs will further decline as production increase and demand is created.

The proportion of deadweight loss to gross domestic product for the United States, calculated as a function of the relative price distortion (profit margin) and demand elasticity (variability of demand in relation to price changes) in different sectors, has been estimated at between 0.5 and 2 per cent. See Scherer and Ross, op. cit., pp. 663 667.

It was noted that a steady increase in demand for fish from aquaculture was expected at least until 2020, with an increase in price of about 1.5 per cent a year.

These changes in demand and supply suggest that the future price of oil will be lower than industry participants expected until just a few months ago. Some of the recent changes in expected future demand and supply could have been anticipated earlier.

Moreover, quantity measures associated with information on import demand elasticities could give price effect estimates and thus allow for the computation of AVEs.

If some people cut back on oil use, the reduced demand will drive down the price, allowing others to buy it for less.

For a price.

At such a time, central banks must step in and set the price of liquidity at a reasonable level make it a centrally planned and administered price rather than let it swing free in response to private sector supply and demand. This is the doctrine of lender of last resort.

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Export subsidies were creating competitive price pressures on farmers in developing countries in their own domestic markets by reducing demand for domestically produced agricultural goods.

Indeed, although structural adjustment continues in China, the economy is facing an increasingly serious contraction in demand and continued deflation. The consumer price index (CPI) has remained below 2 , and the producer price index (PPI) has been negative, for 44 months.

First, it contributes to yen depreciation and dollar appreciation as carry traders switch out of yen. Second, it increases global asset demand, generating asset price inflation.

(a) Price and wage adjustment.

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Our space technology is a national asset of the whole Korean nation. South Korea may launch a satellite on our rockets at half price, or free, instead of going to other countries which demand high prices.

It certainly is not getting any easier to drive around in places like São Paulo, Dubai, and Shanghai. For a variety of reasons, mostly related to government intervention, few emerging market economies can be categorized as having flexible resource demand, so commodity price spikes are not having a particularly big effect on demand.

Once the peak of world oil production is reached, demand for oil will outstrip supply, and the price of gasoline will fluctuate wildly, affecting far more than the cost of filling a car.

2. Price and price increases

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In theory, by depressing aggregate demand, the combination of increased real debt and higher real interest rates could lead to further price declines, leading to even larger negative inflation rates. As a result, the real interest rate would rise further, pushing the economy deeper into a downward spiral of falling prices and declining demand.

It is impossible to infer solely from an increase in the volume of transactions how the price of oil will change. The price will fall if the increase resulted from growth in supply, and it will rise if the increase resulted from growth in demand.

It is also worthy of note that the price of DDT has risen over the last couple of years and this may be a trend that persists as a reduced demand erodes the economies of scale in a shrinking production.

When the demand for potatoes at the current price exceeds supply, the price of potatoes rises, signaling scarcity. Individual farmers do not need any bureaucratic directive to decide whether to plant more potatoes an increase in prices creates an incentive to plant more potatoes a decrease in prices is a signal that they should plant less.

(d) Motor traffic management demand side management, in particular to limit the use of private cars in congested areas and to promote a change in mobility patterns, could be envisaged through regulatory and price mechanisms.

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The buyer had to make a cover purchase at a higher price and sued to recover the extra price paid.