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    or providing a service. Price is the exchange value of a product or service, usually stated in terms of money. Pricing affects the changes of long term success for a small business because of its implications for profit. Written or formal offer to supply goods or to do a job at an agreed price/ make a formal offer to do a job at a stated price. The difference between Fixed Cost, Variable Costs and Total Costs Fixed cost Variable cost Total cost Fixed costs are the costs that are fixed in…

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    BUM-A-RIDE’s business structure can essentially be divided into three basic disciplines: Supply, demand and evaluation. The supply function of BUM-A-RIDE is the business associated with acquiring the transportation, including fundraising, accounting, purchasing tickets and bus vouchers, and networking with transportation companies to find new forms of assistance available to our clients. The demand function is simply focused on finding those in need, encouraging them to take advantage of our…

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    the range of products and creating an untapped market segment of male consumers. As the population ages, another market segment is emerging and anti-aging products are adding to the increase in sales and generating higher incomes for small beauty supply stores. The next segment showing growth are the health conscious consumers looking for ecofriendly and naturally derived beauty products along with environmental protection product for skincare protecting the largest organ of the human body…

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    increasing competition and motivating more innovations. As more resources enter the market, supply will be shifted further to the right, and there will be more people going to Mars. As more people and resources go to Mars, the industries will generate more profits because of economies of scale, and as the hard part that the first humans had to endure ends, space travel gains more popularity, and therefore the demand for it on Earth will shift to the right. The cycle consists of the related…

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    Demand in the market economy is clarified as purchaser's desire and capability to consume a specific merchandise. Expand in cost will reduce the amount of goods given. A decrease in price will increase the quantity demanded of most goods. The reciprocal relationship between cost and the amount of goods identified as the demand of law and is normally act of a slopped line going downwards which can be identified as the demand curve. The demanded curve displays that the quantify demanded of a…

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    Intro- The unemployment effect of the minimum wage is one of the most interesting matters in economic, because it would be nice to think that a higher minimum wage had very positive macroeconomic effects on unemployment workers. In this essay I will be talking about the impact of minimum wage on employment and is it possible for a minimum wage to reduce unemployment rates. Also, this essay reviews the results of a more technical paper on the unemployment effects of a minimum wage. By meaning, a…

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    services and supply to the customers in an appropriate price which is determined through price elasticity of the demand of the product. The producer is interested in price elasticity because it helps to determine the price in equilibrium point where it can make profit to producers and satisfy the customers toward that consumed product. The total revenue is calculated by multiplying the price per unit of the product with…

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    The two theorists I will discuss are Adam Smith and Karl Marx, who are both very prominent for their ideas and theories. But are very different in their approach and views and both lived through very different times. Smith lived during the thriving industrial revolution in the 1700s while Marx lived in a bleak London with poor living conditions in the 1900s. Smith focused on the individual, one of his theories was the division of labour which was ground-breaking it has been used as a model in…

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    fishing. Besides, through data communication linkages, the headquarters will be able to inform the fishing boats for a specific type of fish immediately when there is a high demand for that specific species. On the other hand, the headquarters can also inform the fisherman to avoid catching the type of fish that has a low demand in the market. In addition, if the restaurant wants a specific species and they know where to catch those species. The restaurant can inform the headquarters and the…

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    world, that wages are not uniform for every industry, occupation or job. It is due to a variety of factors that wage outcomes differ across the nation, with the price of each labour input being valued differently according to interaction of the supply and demand curves in the market. Wages are the monetary reward each individual receives in return for their efforts in the production process. Historically, the industrial relations framework Australia adopted had a strong emphasis on wages all…

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