Showing posts with label demand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label demand. Show all posts

Friday, March 13, 2009

Chris Brown


This article is dealing with economics in the music business. Chris Brown has recently been in the news...... not for just his music. Do you believe that he should be recognized for his talents only? or should the recent current events involving Rihanna influence recognition for his work.

This article is for March 16th

Saturday, May 3, 2008

Long Awaited Electric Car


Long awaited electric car rolls out..... but can you afford it? So, if the price makes its way downward, would you buy one?

Gas Engines Are Here To Stay


We have been watching, Who Killed The Electric Car, now read this article do you think this article is good news? Explain.

Does The U.S. Have a Right To Gripe About Gas Prices?


Despite daily headlines bemoaning record gas prices, the U.S. is actually one of the cheaper places to fill up in the world. Do you feel so bad about what we are paying now?

Monday, April 28, 2008

Iran said what about Barbie?



Ever wonder what other countries think of Barbie? Do you agree with this article?

Small Car Demand Keeps Prices High


The AP reports, "Small cars are now the largest segment of the U.S. auto market, accounting for 18 percent of new car sales. Last year U.S. consumers bought a record 2.8 million of them, and with sales up 4 percent in the first quarter this year, the record almost surely will be shattered."

Oil Prices


Oil hit a new record near $120 a barrel on Monday, boosted by a string of bullish factors that included big disruptions to Nigeria's output and a UK refinery strike, highlighting anxieties over threats to supply.

Sunday, April 20, 2008

Can A Star Sell You Style?


What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think “Tiger Woods?”

Five Ways To Save Gas Money


It seems every day, gas pump prices hit another record high. The latest record national average for regular unleaded, as of April 9, was $3.34 per gallon, up 20% (or 55 cents) over the past year.

Prices are expected to top the $4 mark this summer. But don't let $80.00 fill-ups pump the fun out of your warm, sunny days. Here are five ways to score solid savings when you pull into the service station.

Sunday, April 6, 2008

Lemon In Your Drink Study



Do you drink a lot of ice water with lemon when you go out to eat? You might be saving money, or maybe you think you are choosing a healthier drink....... watch this clip and see for yourself what you really might be drinking.

Microsoft Gives Yahoo 3-Week Deadline to Accept Buyout Offer



Microsoft set the clock ticking for Yahoo to accept its $41 billion buyout offer in a letter to the Internet pioneer's board Saturday, warning that if a deal wasn't reached by April 26 the software maker would launch a hostile takeover at a less attractive price.

What is your opinion of this offer? What would you do if you were making the decision for Yahoo?

Sunday, March 30, 2008

Wii shortage near end, why now?



Do you know someone that spent weeks, months or more trying to locate a Wii? Have you wondered why they have been so hard to find? Read this article and see why the shortage is coming to an end. Even Grandma can get into the action now..... don't make fun of my grandma.

Cell Phones and Your Health



Almost everyone has one, do you? Have you ever wondered about how this modern day convenience might effect your health?

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

When Did March Madness Begin?



I can't get classes to stop talking about it, so we might as well make it an economics article. How did March Madness Become Such a BIG event?

Monday, October 8, 2007

What Is Too Violent When It Comes To Games?



As a consumer, how far, is to far, when it comes to violence in computer games? Do you agree with this decision in the U.K. or is it up to the consumer to decide what enters their home?

And You Thought High Gas Prices Were Bad



Gas prices that are up and down like the weather. Winter heating bills that are leaving some of your parents already concerned. This article talks about yet another issue of higher prices.... one that will hit you right in the stomach and pocket book.