Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Supply side effects - provide high quality/ low price


     Supply side effects and supply side economics are principles of macroeconomics. Interestingly, we are in sync with blocking inflation, and unemployment.  We can analyze these stabilization policies. We hold that these effects include political motivations and passive taxes.

     Let's define supply-side economics.  We're using two definitions.  Production, supply, inclinations directly reflect living standards. In the long run, income levels demonstrate our ability to produce goods and services that are of value.  Secondly,  higher income levels in coordination with living standards are unachievable without expansion in output, according to econlibrary.org.

     As with any supply of products, we as consumers are always shopping for a sale. Economic requirements on high quality products at a low prices proves to be a constant.

     We all love to take vacations.   Airlines are major in our country.

     Currently-

     American Airlines is challenging foreign rivals by creating a “premium economy” cabin on international routes that boasts some of the perks of business class but a lower ticket price.(Bloomberg - American Spiffs Up Coach Cabin (and Fares) to Win Fliers Abroad http://bloom.bg/1manemz)

     American Airlines is providing high quality at a low price.

     Their flights are giving the consumer extra leg room and added comfort.  Their seats will be wider.  Adjusting in your fight's seat, with a little room to spare, is ergonomically excellent.

     American Airlines will introduce the new section in its international fleet with its first delivery of the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner in late 2016.

     Cost-savings performance goals won't go away. Suppliers need to develop a strategy that cuts production costs and minimizes risks. Spending segmentation is the first step in the process. There are always categories where quality and risk are alike. From there you can utilize a variety of actions to make progress towards your goals.  Supply side effects cannot be separated from the political realms since it implies a reduced role for government and a less-progressive tax policy.

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