The article talks about how Sinopec's profit increased because of an ease in price control - this allowed the company to follow the international priced and thereby increase the revenue.

I choose this article because it tells about what external impacts (nature) can have on a budget. It's not directly talking about price elasticity, but more about how another "product" (the wildfire) can steel the revenue (money spend) from the other "product" (keeping the nature heathy). I think that this dilemma can apply to other thing like normal products.

The article is about how the industry is slowly growing stronger in the Eurozone. The article mentions the huge surplus of capacity that persists compared to before the crisis over two years ago.

The article is about how the demand for flights in Asia - mostly China is rising. Last year 1 out of 4 people were on a flight and this will increase. Therefor the flight company Airbus has predicted that they need an increase in the amount of flights to 29,226 passenger and freighter jets in 20 years. This would have a total cost of $4.4tn.

I choose this article because it shows how something as basic as water can be scarce even though there is so much of it - I couldn't find the article I originally wanted to post, but it described how people were told to save water! normally we don't even think about water being scarce, but then when things like this occurs water is suddenly both the cause to water being scarce and the object turning scarce it selves.