goods that are no more wanted  in the market cannot sell itself.yes or no.  reasons?
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If no one wants the good or product there is not a demand for it, so it cannot sell itself.  If you have supply, but no demand you are stuck with a worthless product.
778266
probably depends on what you mean. If you sell something you have to make sure the person gets what they bought!!
93953
Market factors enter in when a large company decides to discontinue a product.  It is my belief that such sources of aggrevation become avenues of opportunity.  Not only make your own, look into getting into the market, you won't have RJR to compete with.
863824
The official reason is that they make an 'orderly market'. They must buy and sell to keep the market from sudden and dramatic shifts. So they are forced to buy and sell under certain conditions. \n\nIt is also true that the make full use of opportunities to buy and sell when they can make money. \n\nIt's an unpleasant trade-off. \n\nI don't agree with them or with this policy but that's what is happening.
193414
Hmmm... probably not.. very possible you can get a seller to hold a seller second.. and that is hard to get sometimes..
627180
Well right now it's starting to become a buyer's market. Houses are not selling like hotcakes right now. They are staying on the market longer. This is an advantage for you because prices can be negotiated in your favor. I would wait a few more months and see where the market is then because it hasn't quite changed totally.
842834
In general terms, the secondary market is like eBay. You are not hte primary seller of an item, but a kind of middleman
1005840
Handicrafts arnt the best example, to be honest. They are a very niche market and wouldnt be worth exporting. Think about cars or machinary parts or something big and worth a lot. Then just describe why other countries might buy them, how you would compete with the existing market in those countries, if there would be a sufficient market to make the export worthwhile and so on.
29061
Find the right market... or platform and just go for it.\n\nConfidence... if your not sure it will work... how do you expect anyone else to like it? :)\n\nYou cant sell it.. if you dont believe in it.
294475
The fact that someone will pay it. If no one buys them, they suddenly start to sell for less.
992730
It could cause people to stop buying a certain product, or stop buying as much of it. This could decrease the demand for one item and increase the demand for secondary alternate items that aren't as pricey. This also means that there could be a shortage of the other items that people are now flocking to because of how nobody will want to spend the money on anything else.
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Please take into account the taxes... some products add almost 50% of their value, so unless you can work around that (which would be illegal, by the way), maybe it's not worth it.\nAnyway, suerte!
545241
The stock markets are demand driven.  If more people want to sell something than want to buy it, the price will naturally fall.  \n\nThink of it this way--you're selling lemonade for $1.00 a glass, and your neighbor sets up a stand selling lemonade for $1.00 a glass.  Two people selling. There's one jogger and he wants to buy a glass.  One buyer.  Whoever of you lowers the price the most, will get the sale.  You lower your price to 90 cents, but your neighbor lowers it to 85 cents and makes the sale.  There you go!\n\nThus when more people are selling than buying, the price drops.  When more people are buying than selling, the price rises.\n\nSimple!\n\nHope this helps!\n--J.
807440
No. Apple wouldn't sell. \n\nAnd it would have been pretty pointless for them to launch their 'iPod killer' a few weeks before buying out Apple. That would be a bit of a waste of money, really.
244887
It depends on the country and the antique. Many countries prohibit the export of objects regarded as national treasures, usually very old artifacts. Their value is not the issue, the age of the item is. The scarcity of similar items is also considered.
1148524
it's gonna be rough. you'll either have to choose between volume or quality. you can sell all the cheap aftermarket stuff for electronics and such or you can be an "elite" seller who sells stuff that people actually want like art, antiques, name brand electronics etc.  either way, what i've seen on ebay is that people will buy just about anything, crap or not on ebay.
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Supply and demand. If they can't sell something, they will quit making it.