Akin to this is the economic
theory of supply and demand.
Under the hallowed
theory of supply and demand, we get an efficient market when many well-informed buyers and sellers come together, prices are thrown back and forth, and equilibrium is reached.
And according to the economic
theory of supply and demand, the value of a scarce resource should increase.
For a whole episode, they'd be taught the economic
theory of supply and demand.
The aim of the article is primarily to develop a new
theory of supply chain alignment enablers rather than to provide a literature review per se, but the literature review is extensive.
The simple fact is that the whole issue boils down to the
theory of supply and demand.
As there are so many taxi firms now and due to the old economic
theory of supply and demand, maybe it would be wise for the taxi firms to offer a 10p discount for every five minutes that a taxi is late.
If you used the classic economic
theory of supply and demand then politicians would see a reduction in their salary.
Of course, some of his instruction focused on the basics, such as the
theory of supply and demand--knowledge Usibelli says he didn't get exposed to until high school or even college.
He pointed out that some portfolio and fund managers will wait companies disclosures about the performance of the third quarter of the year to determine the investment destinations whether on speculative or leadership according to the
theory of supply and demand.
Chen and Antony Paulraj, in their 2004 Journal of Operations Management article, "Towards a
Theory of Supply Chain Management: The Constructs and Measurements," a supply chain is a system of organizations, people, technology, activities, information, and resources involved in moving a product or service from supplier to customer.
The source, however, said the monthly salaries would be fixed according to the
theory of supply and the cost of recruitment.
