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This article is about Apple couldn't supply enough iPhones to satisfy the demand of customers, due to supply constraints. The shortage on the supply was not due to a strategical mistake: Releasing it on the west and China simultaneously, resulting 9 million sales on the first week, exceeding the expected number.

When Apple released its new phone there was huge surge in demand as the factor influencing demand, consumers preference had inclined towards Iphone's. Thus, the supply of Iphones could not be kept up to the demand.

This is an article on how the house prices have and outstripped the number of properties coming onto the market,in Scotland on account of extreme interest rates.

This article indicates how demand and supply factors function in a market. The demand for houses are increasing therefore prices of the houses are increasing. However as houses cannot be supplied instantaneously there is a lag in the supply of houses.

News about Supply-Side Economics, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times. The concept of supply-side economics, introduced by Ronald Reagan when he ran for president in 1980, has made a return in this year's election campaign, in an amended form.

This artcicle talks about the supply and demand for the Nintendo Wii. The suppliers did not think that the demand for this procuct would have been high. Therefore they procuded a low supply of Wii's.

good article about a company messing up in a good way sort of. this is very intersting especilly since the company it talks about is pretty big.

This is an article about abundant supplies and weak demands which have driven global oil prices to levels not seen since 2010. The slump is accelerated by some comments from an oil nation. It is accelerated to keep output stable even if it means to drop the prices further.

in this article its talking about how the price of oil drops and continues to drop. and the most likely reason for this is that the world is loosing the amount of oil it once had. So since the world is loosing the amount of oil it once had the price keeps dropping. as there is a lack of supply of it

The iPhone 6's demand continues to increase everyday, outstripping the supply it can provide to the people. This is a great example on how price mechanism works in our real world, where people are more attracted towards luxury products and would do anything to get it.

As I read ,Iphone 6 became a new hit in the World and it will continue to be.Regardless of its price people are tent to buy it all around the world.Demand is higher than as Apple expected .Changes in prices influence the production of goods and services and the demand for them so production will be more but whether they change the price or not there won't be a decreasing change on sales of Iphone6 which is an example of price mechanism

Iphone 6 has become the preferred product for mobile consumer users and seen as a sign of prestige as well as satisfaction derived from getting the latest product. Preference is a factor that influences demand of a product. Therefore the demand for Iphone 6 will continue to remain high in the market irrespective of change in price till consumers preference changes.

This article talks about the sharp decline in oil prices this summer after an abundance of the good was extracted. The article also points out that the demand for oil still remains relatively constant. This increase in just supply - in accordance with the price mechanism - brought down the global price of the commodity in order to once again equilibrate the market.

This article is about a bizarre incidence (for nowadays) about commodity markets. The leading copper miners and companşes predict that upon discovery of new resources and invention of new techniques, the supply will outsrip demand.

This article is speaking of how the not so recent, yet ever existing problem of supply and demand of oil continues to be a problem for everyone. This has been caused by a sudden jump in price, which can most likely be connected to a lack of supply, causing a greater demand.

I'm back - and, as you can see from the time of posting, jet-lagged up the wazoo. Also, now I have to deal with matters parental, which means very limited blogging for a while. But I did want to say something about President Obama's new climate initiative - which has, by the way, received weirdly little coverage.

10% of China's land is arable. In this percentage, a tons and tons f grain is produced. Over the years, due to shifts in non-price determinants of either demand or supply, the equilibrium of the grain market has been disturbed. The market, has not been able to adjust to a new equilibrium hence there is an excess supply of grain which is going waste. China needs to apply the price mechanism to attain an equilibrium, and stop a surplus from being produced.

"Few carriers besides Maersk are profitable, too many new ships are being built, and demand for space on container ships is slowing as economies in Europe and Asia face headwinds." This article is about how the supply of space on cargo ships has vastly increased in the last 15 years, but demand slows as economies around the globe face the recession. This example shows how a situation of excess supply can be created due to the external forces of demand decreasing due to lower income.

Lexington, Kentucky (CNN) -- Obamacare is expected to increase patient demand for medical services. Combine that with a worsening shortage of doctors. So this article explains the shortage supply od doctors and nurses and the increased demand of paitent needs as they now all need to have healthcare insurances and want to take advantage of its use.

Bananas have increased in price in India therefore the demand for bananas have decreased while demand for other types of fruits have started to increase. The supply of bananas have decreased due to transportation prices.

This article addresses the demand for oranges in India. As the price of these substitutes of oranges goes up, naturally the demand of these goods go down. The result of the lowered demand of these goods is the rise in demand of the oranges.

This is an article about how the demand for engineers with 3D printing skills has increased over the past years and that jobs related to 3D printing has increased with it. Of course, the recruitment of those with 3D printing skills has increased as well. I think that we can see the relation between demand and supply in this area as well.

This article speaks about how the Starbucks franchise has created a greater demand, thus a greater supply of pumpkins since they released their new Pumpkin latte in 2005. By doing so, it shows how a single organization can influence the entire economy.

Currently in the global world, prices of oil are falling and demand is increasing. However prices of oil will stop fallng as there would be supply cuts in order to keep the market at equilibrium.