An intesting tour around the market
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I'm in charge of buying fruits for my deparment whole week. It is not a heavy duty but I do not like it. You have to define what to buy with an available amount of money.Morever, there are 30 people in the deparment and each one of those has individual taste.I think I can not satisfy all of them so I decide to buy whatever I like.
Today, there are not many different kinds of fruits displayed in stalls as usual and price is up. The sellers says it's due to bad weather several weeks ago but I already know they intentionally create scaricity of goods to trigger price up when the demand of them surges(Today is a fullmoon day and most of families try to buy something to put on the ancestral altar. The sellers do not study micro economics but they're so good in applying academy theories in daily life.
Now, let turn to the buyers's behaviors.Some people respond by purchasing oranges, bananas instead of apples. Some others go to bakery to buy cakes or candy boxes. The rest of the people simly do not buy anything.I pay attention to the group who purchase fruits.They say they still purchase fruits because an increase in price do not have a major impact on their budgets. It's also a choice but clearly it's not a wise choice
Today, there are not many different kinds of fruits displayed in stalls as usual and price is up. The sellers says it's due to bad weather several weeks ago but I already know they intentionally create scaricity of goods to trigger price up when the demand of them surges(Today is a fullmoon day and most of families try to buy something to put on the ancestral altar. The sellers do not study micro economics but they're so good in applying academy theories in daily life.
Now, let turn to the buyers's behaviors.Some people respond by purchasing oranges, bananas instead of apples. Some others go to bakery to buy cakes or candy boxes. The rest of the people simly do not buy anything.I pay attention to the group who purchase fruits.They say they still purchase fruits because an increase in price do not have a major impact on their budgets. It's also a choice but clearly it's not a wise choice
I'm in charge of buying fruits for my department this week.
It is not a heavy duty but I do not like it.(It's okay, but sounds a little strange. I can't think of an alternative for now.)
Moreover, there are 30 people in the department and each one of them have different tastes.
I think I can not satisfy all of them so I decided to buy whatever I like. ( I didn't think I could satisfy all of them, so I decided to buy whatever I liked.)
Today, there aren't many different kinds of fruits displayed in the stalls as usual and the price is up.
The sellers said it's due to bad weather several weeks ago but I already know they intentionally created scarcity of goods to trigger a price increase due to the surging demand (Today is a full moon day and most families are trying to buy something to put on their ancestral altar.
The sellers do not study micro economics but they're so good at applying academic theories to daily life.
Now, let's turn to the buyers' behaviors.
Some people respond by purchasing oranges and bananas instead of apples.
(While) others go to the bakery to buy cakes or candy boxes.
The rest of the people simply do not buy anything.
I pay attention to the group who purchased the fruits.
They say they still purchase them because an increase in price does not have a major impact on their budgets.
It's also a choice but clearly it's not a wise one.
" MOREOVER, there are 30 people in the DEPARTMENT and each one of THEM has an individual taste."