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    According to Abbott (2013), an occupation is any form of activity that an individual engages in for a consideration. The consideration, in this case, is usually salary or wages. In this respect, people tend to work in different industries. There are those that prefer to work in the services sector, distribution, manufacturing among others. Involvement of people in different areas tends to complement the economy by creating a balance. For instance, when there are people involved with the…

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    determined by the impersonal forces of supply and demand, with both buyers and sellers feeling that price was largely beyond their control.” (City upon a hill 54) Supply and demand compels the value of the products. High appeal causes the prices to increase, just as low scarcity of the product and the resources to make it more expensive. One example of this today is oil. Oil is in high demand to a first world to continue some of the high technology. It is also in low supply since is it…

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    $ 50, 000 Wedding Ring

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    Billion dollars. The diamond business is a completely global supply and demand market with none of the parts of the value chain being in a single country. The rough diamond market, which includes the price of the diamonds before any cut or polish has been made, is expected to remain stable for the next four years. But, as time goes on and existing mines become either depleted or shut down from poor management, the gap between supply and demand is expected to increase in the long run. This is…

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    the level of consumer demand for certain goods or services to the presented supply. The competition in the business industry is extremely high and this provides many choices for consumers. Unfortunately, in a scenario like this, this could result in supply exceeding the demand which could then result is the failure of some businesses. This is why the principles of demand and supply should closely be studied. Demand and Supply are essential tools of economics analysis. In business, this is the…

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    little to no influence in the quantity of demand. In other words, a price rise would always cause an increase in revenue, for the reason that demand would remain constant (Skousen, 2014). Both elasticity and price inelastic are significant aspects of supply and demand. Especially, since the use of these systems can assist in identifying if the market prices are at equilibrium, or whether a surplus or shortage is being…

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    locations are difficult to find, but they provide the best environment for crop growth and minimize fuel and power costs. Water quality, volume of water, and avoiding waters with excessive salts are important considerations when choosing a location. Water supply should be able to provide a minimum of one gallon of water per plant per day. When choosing a location, consider the proximity to markets or a means of transporting the product to a distant market. While superhighways have made…

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    The principle of supply and demand helps economists predict changes in the open market. Supply and demand directly affects prices in the open market. When supply exceeds demand, such as when fruit and vegetables are in season, prices fall. On the other hand, when demand exceeds supply, as with gold, prices rise. It is important to balance supply and demand for any business to succeed long-term. To further examine supply and demand, one can analyze aspects of the market for milk. Before…

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    and producers aim to maximize the benefits of a particular objective such as utility or profit. For producers, there are many variables involved in the production of a particular good or service that can have varying levels of impact on production, supply and ultimately total revenue and profit. Likewise, multiple factors are involved in the decision of consumers to purchase a particular good or service, which affect the quantities demanded. In today’s marketplace, there are thousands of…

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    Gender Wage Gap Thesis

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    Gender wage gap is a way for men and women to discriminate against other based off their gender. Gender wage gap allows men to make money than most women. For instance, if a man and a woman have the same job, it is more likely the man is making more money even though they are doing the same amount of work and have the same job title. More simply, women are not usually seen as dominant people in the work force, so they usually receive lower wages, even if they are experienced and well trained for…

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    International millionaire and New Yorker journalist, Malcolm Gladwell, recently preformed a study and confirmed that ten-thousand hours of practice in any field produces an expert. Malcolm wrote a business novel titled ‘Outliers’ that studied the behavior of successful individuals in entrepreneurship. Malcolm finished the novel with new-found knowledge about how the successful individuals came to be. Ten-thousand hours was the answer to how individuals such as, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Bill Joy,…

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