Message from @Jenna_X

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2020-03-04 18:43:00 UTC  

If the price rises more will be produced.

2020-03-04 18:43:09 UTC  

No

2020-03-04 18:43:12 UTC  

*Sigh*
> Availability of raw materials
> For example, availability may cap the amount of gold that can be produced in a country regardless of price. Likewise, the price of Van Gogh paintings is unlikely to affect their supply.[2]
> Length and complexity of production
> **Much depends on the complexity of the production process. Textile production is relatively simple. The labour is largely unskilled and production facilities are little more than buildings – no special structures are needed. Thus the PES for textiles is elastic.** On the other hand, the PES for specific types of motor vehicles is relatively inelastic. Auto manufacture is a multi-stage process that requires specialized equipment, skilled labour, a large suppliers network and large R&D costs.[3]

2020-03-04 18:43:14 UTC  

Because demand is inelastic

2020-03-04 18:43:21 UTC  

Lol

2020-03-04 18:43:42 UTC  

Mhm, here’s where front loaded costs come into account

2020-03-04 18:43:49 UTC  

Guess you haven’t gotten to that chapter yet?

2020-03-04 18:44:04 UTC  

Because demand is inelastic

2020-03-04 18:44:21 UTC  

That only means price controls will be worse.

2020-03-04 18:44:32 UTC  

Lol

2020-03-04 18:44:36 UTC  

I don't know what you're referring to "front loaded costs" as either

2020-03-04 18:44:36 UTC  

...no

2020-03-04 18:45:01 UTC  

It means the fixed costs are higher and earlier than variable costs

2020-03-04 18:45:07 UTC  

is biden still winning?

2020-03-04 18:45:18 UTC  

So imagine your s/d chart

2020-03-04 18:45:22 UTC  

I don't see how that's relevant.

2020-03-04 18:45:39 UTC  

That’s because you don’t understand economics.

2020-03-04 18:45:48 UTC  

Imagine your s/d chart

2020-03-04 18:46:15 UTC  

In this situation you have a demand curve that drops off sharply

2020-03-04 18:46:41 UTC  

Because it doesn’t matter how many vaccines are produced, the market will not consume them past a certain point

2020-03-04 18:46:42 UTC  

Yes Biden is still in the lead @BarronVon

2020-03-04 18:46:52 UTC  

Because vaccines are a 1 time fire-and-forget good

2020-03-04 18:46:59 UTC  

Unlike most medicine

2020-03-04 18:47:03 UTC  

Do you understand?

2020-03-04 18:47:19 UTC  

Y’all are arguing about a vaccine that we don’t need

2020-03-04 18:47:37 UTC  

It’s not even an epidemic in the USA

2020-03-04 18:47:43 UTC  

That's why the price will equibirate at the correct point. This is all related to the consumer side, not to the producer side. For example, if you reduce the price artificially the company will produce less - demand will rise too.

2020-03-04 18:47:47 UTC  

I have to prep for a meeting- do you have an Econ professor you can ask about this? @sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ

2020-03-04 18:47:58 UTC  

I've asked myself.

2020-03-04 18:48:00 UTC  

No, that’s not how remand works

2020-03-04 18:48:04 UTC  

LOL

2020-03-04 18:48:11 UTC  

No sincerely, if there’s an Econ professor

2020-03-04 18:48:24 UTC  

اسيرو باربارباو

2020-03-04 18:48:29 UTC  

Ask them what the SD curve for a vaccine might look like

2020-03-04 18:48:33 UTC  

So, what you’re all saying is, subsidize the production of vaccines

2020-03-04 18:48:35 UTC  

It will be a fun discussion for your class

2020-03-04 18:48:38 UTC  

هيلوه

2020-03-04 18:48:41 UTC  

Heil satan

2020-03-04 18:48:56 UTC  

🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦

2020-03-04 18:49:01 UTC  

🌚💔

2020-03-04 18:49:06 UTC  

هيلب