market supply

The law of market supply and demand has caused many severe problems.

There is a small garden market supplying local businesses and the public.

If the market supplies the answer, then the question was probably simple-minded.

Unexpected increase in product demand due to market supply issues.

"I feel strongly about giving customers options, and the market supplied them," she says.

Local businessmen are hard put to compete with a black market supplied efficiently by air.

But they are willing to do the cutting at either price, adding exactly the same number of logs to the market supply.

There were enough ideas to copy to keep the rest of the world's fashion markets supplied for more than one season.

The Boston market supplies me with more than I can examine.

These measures will balance out market supply and demand.

The farmers' market supplies salad greens when it's only starting to get warm.

Increased market supplies of soybeans contributed to the downward pressure.

What about situations where government demand overwhelms the commercial markets supply?

But at least in the first phase of change, the new prices will be set by Government order rather than by market supply and demand.

There were enough accessory suggestions to keep that end of the market supplied with inspiration for some time.

Traditionally, the Commission is opposed to such transfers in light of abundant market supplies.

As more firms enter the industry the market supply curve will shift out driving down prices.

As a result of the crisis, black markets supplied by goods stolen from the public sector appeared.

The sugar rally primarily stemmed from internal market supply and demand.

Market supply and demand are aggregated across firms and individuals.

The situation around the world as regards common wheat is tight, but there is not a problem with market supply.

Furthermore, European consumers benefit from this model because they are assured of quality products and a regular market supply.

Equilibrium in perfect competition is the point where market demands will be equal to market supply.

These threats are putting at risk livelihoods, economies and future market supplies for species such as tuna.

It's a question of market supply.