The Changing Global Supply and Demand Influences for Gold and Oil
Demand from China and India in both oil and gold, combined with tensions in the Middle East have To read the Gold supply and demand report for Q3 2006: forward strip prices when evaluating the economics of a potential project.
The Changing Global Supply and Demand Influences for Gold and Oil
Driving factors already in force include demand from China, India and Brazil, To read the Gold supply and demand report for Q3 2006: “We use the Nymex forward strip prices when evaluating the economics of a potential project.
Curve Ball: Extracting Geological-Economic vs. Geographical
Geological-Economic Theory Supply and Demand Balance: Much more minimal impact on the price as impacted by geology and economics—these forces use broad and Another example is the “peak oil” hypothesis that supply will begin an
Thoughts on the PS3, the Wii, and interaction design
As we all know, economics consists of a dynamic between supply and demand, and until this moment I think there has been an abundance of supply (concepts for new interactions with electronic devices, for example) without a clear sense of
Future Global Commodity Trends in the Mining and Energy Sectors
The Changing Global Supply and Demand Influences for Gold and Oil; China, India, Demand from China and India in both oil and gold, combined with tensions in the strip prices when evaluating the economics of a potential project.
Supply-side Economics
Here is what I write about supply-side economics in Chapter 8 of my principles the views of Laffer and Reagan became known as supply-side economics. The more elastic that supply and demand are in any market, the more taxes in
Kaz Hirai talks about supply and demand issues with the PS3
Sony has an interesting "strategy": low supply creates high demand. Ah, the wonders of basic economics concerning luxury goods. In any case, Kaz Hirai recently sat down to an interview and discussed the whole PS3 supply/demand issue,
Milton Friedman: The Methodology of Positive Economics
2] The conclusions of positive economics seem to be, and are, Positive economics is in principle independent of any particular ethical position or 6] The simple example of “supply” and “demand” illustrates both this point and
market musings
Maybe that's part of why I'm so receptive to market-oriented economics. A queue happens any time demand for some good or service exceeds supply. Of course, not all products are elastic. In the 1970's people queued up for gasoline even
My War on Diamonds
The principles of economics dictate this as demand and quality. Higher-quality products that are not The industry will tell you that the current supply is less than 1% conflict diamonds, but be wary. Until then, if you had diamonds,
demand+economics+supply: demand+economics+supply