'supply' in the news by Mr Kelly

Thomas Benson

2023-01-31 05:11:22 UTC

Input Price Shift

Doeon

kdoeon25_2 — 2023-01-31 05:13:06 UTC

https://www.ledinside.com/news/2016/4/korea_to_boost_oled_development_with_increased_subsidies_in_2017
Subsidies

Uwe

mrahil251_1 — 2023-01-31 05:15:02 UTC

Input Prices

Jihwan

2023-01-31 05:15:16 UTC

Technological Innovations Shift

Inha

2023-01-31 05:16:08 UTC

https://www.dazeddigital.com/fashion/article/54458/1/textile-workers-protest-minimum-wage-human-rights-fast-fashion-pakistan-exploit

Supplyshifter: input prices

Chip Shortage Creates New Power Players - Devansh Konda

2023-01-31 05:16:46 UTC

Supply Shifter: Expectation of future prices and Technological innovations

According to the article, the shortage of computer chips is affecting various industries, including the automotive sector and consumer electronics. This means that the shortage is impacting the production of vehicles and consumer electronics products, causing difficulties for companies and potential product delays or price increases for consumers.

Another Covid surge in China is the global supply chain’s biggest fear, but it may be overstated (Luca)

2023-01-31 05:16:58 UTC

The new surge in covid cases in China has raised fears for suppliers and companies around the world of how this will affect the supply chain thanks to China being one of the biggest producers and exporters in the world. This is thanks to the exit of producers thanks to having fewer workers in factories.

Trisha

2023-01-31 05:17:20 UTC

input prices

Adarsh

2023-01-31 05:17:40 UTC

Various western and European countries are experiencing a shortage of the avocados, as production of the fruit has decreased globally in response to non-price factors. Specifically, rapid climate changes around the world have shortened the number of ideal months in which avocados are normally produced. Additionally, high shipping and flying costs have certainly not incentivized businesses in importing countries to buy more avocados.

The US supply M1 tanks in support of Ukrain

2023-01-31 05:18:31 UTC

The supply of battle tanks and hundreds of other armored vehicles is because Ukraine is finding itself to have a shortage of resources and military power. The supply shifter are then technological innovations and subsidies.

Mango export to South Korea rises

2023-01-31 05:20:13 UTC

Information are delivered through social media rather than physical papers -Rachel

ryunwoo241_1 — 2023-01-31 05:20:34 UTC

Technology innovations has allowed news and information to be spread through social media and online resources which lowered the production rate and demand of physical papers. This in result has lowered the price of the papers.

Seoyoung

2023-01-31 05:21:03 UTC

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/agriculture/rain-threatens-cane-supply-forcing-indian-sugar-mills-to-close-early/articleshow/97428929.cms

Input prices(crisis in resources)

Ukraine to start farm subsidies

kkavya241_1 — 2023-02-01 03:55:59 UTC

In light of the difficulties that Ukraine is facing- not only politically but economically- the government has turned to farms to produce a higher quantity, quality and affordability of produce. The government has been investing more of its money in agricultural subsidies in order to keep their citizens fed at a lower price, allowing farms to produce and supply more for less profit.

Haerin Kang

2025-02-01 16:02:20 UTC

The Russian government is prioritizing lowering domestic food prices amidst rising inflation and a spike in staple food costs like butter and eggs. Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev warned of potential export restrictions if prices continue to rise. The situation is further exacerbated by a poor harvest and high state spending.The deputy emphasized the government's primary goal of ensuring an ample domestic supply, urging milk producers to be proactive amidst rising demands. Price surges in essential goods have led to unusual phenomena, such as butter theft in supermarkets.

President Vladimir Putin has instructed the government to maintain food supply stability, addressing an inflation rate that had reached 9.5% last year and provoked the central bank to raise interest rates significantly. The 2024 situation is compounded by poor harvest yields, driving further economic concerns among the population.

Jeongwon Lee

2025-02-01 18:32:29 UTC

The World Beekeeping Awards will not award a prize for honey next year after warnings of widespread fraud in the global supply chain. The decision came as beekeepers and importers face a mounting crisis over the scale of fraud with warnings that genuine products are bulked out with cheaper sugar syrup. Jeff Pettis said there was widespread adulteration in cheaper commercial honeys. The fraud can occur at any point of the supply chain, with many importers and retailers unwittingly trading in fake honey.

Weather causing the decrease of supply in fuel and in the automotive industry - kavya

2025-02-02 10:29:39 UTC

Farah

2025-02-02 11:13:30 UTC

Technology has completely changed the oil industry, making it way more advanced and way less risky than it used to be. Earlier, drilling was basically just guessing and hoping for the best, but now companies use AI, 3D modeling, and real-time data to find and extract oil way more efficiently. Deepwater drilling and automation have made it possible to reach oil that was once out of the question, and digital tools help keep things running smoothly while cutting down on costs and environmental damage.

AI will protect global supply chains from the next major shock.

2025-02-02 14:41:21 UTC

The recent article titled "AI Will Protect Global Supply Chains from the Next Major Shock" discusses how advanced technologies like AI are expected to transform global supply chains in 2025, particularly in response to disruptions from climate change and geopolitical tensions. In economics, a supply shifter refers to factors that cause the supply curve to move left (decrease in supply) or right (increase in supply). The article highlights that ongoing issues such as strikes and natural disasters can lead to a decrease in supply, while the adoption of AI can enhance efficiency, potentially increasing supply. Additionally, geopolitical factors like tariffs can further impact availability, shifting the supply curve. Understanding these shifts is essential for grasping how economic conditions influence supply and demand in various markets.

DongHyun Kim

2025-02-02 15:01:02 UTC

MSI has confirmed that RTX 5090 supply will be very tight due to a limited number of GB202 GPUs from Nvidia. Other brands, like Zotac, also expect big delays, and some stores might only get a few cards at launch. This shortage is likely because Nvidia is focusing on making high-margin AI chips, which use the same TSMC N4 process as gaming GPUs. Since this process is in high demand, fewer RTX 5090s are being made. As a result, buying one at a normal price will be nearly impossible for now.

Jonas

2025-02-02 17:44:04 UTC

in this energy forecast it shows that the prices for oil will decrease over the next couple of months due to a higher supply over demand causing a decrease in price

Lucas

2025-02-03 05:53:44 UTC

The bird flu outbreak has caused a big shortage of eggs across the U.S., making prices go way up. Millions of chickens have been killed to stop the virus from spreading, which has made the problem even worse. Experts say that when people notice a shortage, they rush to buy more, making prices rise even faster. Some experts think better early detection could help prevent future outbreaks, but for now, the egg shortage is an example of how fragile supply chains can be.

Seungwon

2025-02-03 07:16:46 UTC

The ongoing Red Sea crisis continues to send shockwaves through global supply chains in early 2025, with major shipping companies still diverting vessels around the Cape of Good Hope, adding weeks to delivery times and significantly increasing transportation costs. This disruption has led to a ripple effect across industries, with retailers and manufacturers reporting inventory challenges and increased operational costs, while consumers are facing higher prices for imported goods.

Arjun

garjun26 — 2025-02-05 06:13:42 UTC

https://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Food/waffle-house-adds-egg-surcharge-menu-amid-bird/story

Waffle House Adds Egg Surcharge as Avian Flu Outbreak Continues

Waffle House is implementing a 50 cent per egg surcharge, in response to shortages driven by an ongoing avian flu outbreak. Rising cases of avian influenza, commonly referred to as bird flu have continued to impact egg laying flocks in the U.S., forcing egg suppliers to cut production and, in turn, causing shortages nationwide, prompting skyrocketing prices.

The average price for a dozen eggs in the U.S. rose by nearly 37% year-over-year in December 2024, with the U.S. Department of Agriculture predicting an additional 20% increase by the end of 2025.