As a future manager in the future given the scenario below how will you be able to solve the problem of shortage and surplus. Write your answer in a separate sheet, answer should contain at least 160 to 300 words. 1. Covid 19 is a virus than can affect our immune system. One of the this that the IATF encourages people to do to not get the virus is to use face mask as protection and use alcohol to fight germs whenever you are outside the house. Being an entrepreneur what will you do if you are one of the sellers of this kinds of products such as facemasks, and alcohol whose supply is always out of stock. Will you take the opportunity to raise your price to gain more profit?

As a future manager in the future given the scenario below how will you be able to solve the problem of shortage and surplus. Write your answer in a separate sheet, answer should contain at least 160 to 300 words. 1. Covid 19 is a virus than can affect our immune system. One of the this that the IATF encourages people to do to not get the virus is to use face mask as protection and use alcohol to fight germs whenever you are outside the house. Being an entrepreneur what will you do if you are one of the sellers of this kinds of products such as facemasks, and alcohol whose supply is always out of stock. Will you take the opportunity to raise your price to gain more profit?

ECON MACRO

5th Edition

ISBN:9781337000529

Author:William A. McEachern

Publisher:William A. McEachern

Chapter4: Demand, Supply, And Markets

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5.10P

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