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Nikolinka Dimitrova Ignatova
Study of Competitive Advantages of Residential Properties
Summary:
The study analyzes and compares the indicators characterizing the competitive advantages of residential properties in two regions of the country – the north and south-central region. The main criteria for the selection of the two regions are the average living area per occupant, the structure of the buildings, the location of both regions and the number of counties therein. Subject of analysis are the residential properties in the northern and southern central region and the counties therein – Veliko Tarnovo, Gabrovo, Razgrad, Ruse, Silistra, Kardzhali, Pazardzhik, Plovdiv, Smolyan, and Haskovo. The study is focused on following indicators: price and quality (range) of residential properties, characterizing their competitive advantages. The time period of the study is from 2010 to 2014. The study analyzes the impact of individual factors of micro and macroenvironment on the market and the competitive advantages of residential property.
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Borislav Atanasov
Providing of Consumer Value Through the Price
Summary:
The price is an element which is present in every sale-trade. It is a source of information for the price offering of goods from the same or similar commodity groups, and it is a criterion when the different alternatives are compared and chosen. Therefore it participates in the process of creating and providing of consumer value. Different approaches of providing of value through the price, published in the literature and applicable to the retail trade are presented in the article. Based on that, the differentiated value through the price for every approach derived from the end users in the purchase process is also brought out.
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Ludwig Von Mises
Human Action - Part Four, Chapter XVI. Prices, §§ 1-7
Summary:
In an occasional act of barter in which men who ordinarily do not resort to trading with other people exchange goods ordinarily not negotiated, the ratio of exchange is determined only within broad margins. Catallactics, the theory of exchange ratios and prices, cannot determine at what point within these margins the concrete ration will be established. All that it can assert with regard to such exchanges is that they can be effected only if each party values what he receives more highly than what he gives away.
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Ludwig Von Mises
Human aAction - Part Four, Chapter XVI. Prices, §§ 8-15
Summary:
In the same way in which governments restrict competition in order to improve the position of privileged sellers, they can also restrict competition for the benefit of privileged buyers. Again and again governments have put an embargo on the export of certain commodities. Thus by excluding foreign buyers they have aimed at lowering the domestic price. But such a lower price is not a counterpart of monopoly prices.
What is commonly dealt with as monopoly of demand are certain phenomena of the determination of prices for specific complementary factors of production.
