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DEMAND AND SUPPLY

DEMAND AND SUPPLY. An Increase in Demand Begins the Process of Job Creation . The next slide is a simple explanation of how consumers drive demand when they spend more. Consumers With Extra Money. Create Demand for Products. Consumer Products Factory. Product Demand. Product Demand.

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DEMAND AND SUPPLY

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  1. DEMAND AND SUPPLY An Increase in Demand Begins the Process of Job Creation The next slide is a simple explanation of how consumers drive demand when they spend more.

  2. Consumers With Extra Money Create Demand for Products Consumer Products Factory Product Demand Product Demand Subassembly Factory Subassembly Factory Product Demand Product Demand Product Demand Raw Material Jobs Subassembly Factory Parts Factory Jobs Services Retail Online Retail Consumer Product Demand Product Demand

  3. DEMAND AND SUPPLY Supply to Satisfy the Demand Completes this Process of Job Creation The next slide is a simple explanation of how the demand consumer created is satisfied by supply and jobs are created.

  4. Consumer Products Factory Jobs Supply Product Supply Product Supply Product Jobs Subassembly Factory Subassembly Factory Jobs Supply Product Supply Product Supply Product Raw Material Jobs Subassembly Factory Parts Factory Jobs Services Retail Online Retail Consumer Supply Product Supply Product

  5. Demand For Products And Services Jobs in Consumer Products Factory Supply Product What is needed to make this Happen? Jobs in Subassembly Factory Jobs in Subassembly Factory Consumers to have more money to spend on an on going basis. Supply Product Corporations need more money to invest in new facilities, new equipment and employee training Jobs in Parts Factory Jobs in Subassembly Factory Supply Product Jobs in Raw Material

  6. DEMAND AND SUPPLY These slides demonstrated the demand flow and the resulting supply flow are simple representations of the flow. The timing of demand generation can be a very complicated process generally created by a computer that tries to time phase the receipt of all parts just before needed in production. These computer programs and procedures to manufacture products are Master Production Scheduling, Material Requirements Planning, Capacity Planning and Supply Chain Management, the computer time phases the demand but the Master Scheduler is in absolute controls of the end item schedule and planners work with the production supervisors and venders and report problems to the Master Scheduler. For more information on manufacturing planning http://apics.org

  7. DEMAND AND SUPPLY The people with new or better jobs will not only spend more money in retail, they will also eat out more, buy new homes or have repairs made on their homes, buy new cars and trucks or have repairs made on their cars and trucks. The more jobs created the higher the demand for goods and services. As more jobs are created the more taxes are collected at every level of government. Most of you have heard the terms “Trickle Down economy” and “Supply Side Economics”, neither one of the are a complete solution, Demand trickles down the supply chain and causes Supply to goes up the supply chain creating jobs as demand increases at every level.

  8. DEMAND AND SUPPLY An Increase in Demand and the Supply to Satisfy That Demand is Not a Political Philosophy, is an Undisputable Fact. How successful the process is can be manipulated by the Federal, State and Local governments.

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