VikiNiky
December 5th, 2008, 12:37 AM
A comparison of the market forces at play regarding the demand and supply of various goods will be ideal before making an investment in a particular sector. Consider the manufactured goods market in the country. Even when the existing stock of a particular product is not fully sold out, a trader may place an order for a new consignment. Because their life in the storehouse of the dealer is relatively short, the available stock has to be frequently replaced by new supplies. This is true in the case of even durable consumer goods like washing machines, refrigerators and motorcars.
Take cars for example. An increase in the demand for cars will push up the price in a free market. Extra imports may help to meet this additional demand. But if manufacturers consider that the higher price is likely to be permanent, they will eventually add to the production capacity of the plant so that the supply of cars coming on to the market will increase. This flow of new supplies will be significant relative to the supply coming on to the market from the existing stocks, and will thus be a main determinant of the price of the product, according to the demand.
When considering the pricing pattern of Apartments Kochi (http://www.mirrealtors.in/) city follows a different trend. The market forces are in full play in the business capital of Kerala. Most builders marketing apartments in Kochi are able to sell off the residential apartments in record time. Thus even before construction has completed on a particular real estate project, they are able to venture into newer bigger building projects. The profits from one venture give them the confidence to start a new venture even if there are signs of a recession in the market. :tooth:
Take cars for example. An increase in the demand for cars will push up the price in a free market. Extra imports may help to meet this additional demand. But if manufacturers consider that the higher price is likely to be permanent, they will eventually add to the production capacity of the plant so that the supply of cars coming on to the market will increase. This flow of new supplies will be significant relative to the supply coming on to the market from the existing stocks, and will thus be a main determinant of the price of the product, according to the demand.
When considering the pricing pattern of Apartments Kochi (http://www.mirrealtors.in/) city follows a different trend. The market forces are in full play in the business capital of Kerala. Most builders marketing apartments in Kochi are able to sell off the residential apartments in record time. Thus even before construction has completed on a particular real estate project, they are able to venture into newer bigger building projects. The profits from one venture give them the confidence to start a new venture even if there are signs of a recession in the market. :tooth: