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Factors affecting demand and supply in the supermarket industry, with a focus on Coles in Australia.

Determinants of Demand and Supply in the Supermarket Industry

The buyers tend to have perfect information about all the sellers and the price charged by them due to which any seller who sell at a higher price would not be able to sell any product. In the short run, a firm may earn economic profit depending on the underlying price decided by the industry as captured in the following graph (Mankiw, 2014). In the short run, a firm may earn economic profit depending on the underlying price decided by the industry as captured in the following graph (Manki

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Economies of Scale and Competitive Advantage: A Case Study of Walmart

Economics for Business- Retail Company Coles

Business Principles and Decision Making