Prices change because things people want cost more, and things no one wants cost less. Imagine you have a lemonade stand. If everyone wants your lemonade, you can charge more. But if no one is around, you might need to lower the price just to sell it.
Examples
- You want a toy for Christmas, but the store raises the price because everyone wants it.
- A bakery lowers the price of bread when no one comes to buy it on a rainy day.
- Your favorite video game costs more during its release than after it's been out for months.
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See also
- Why Are Some Things Expensive and Others Cheap?
- Why Do Prices Change When Everyone Buys the Same Thing?
- Why Do Prices Change Every Day?
- Why Do Prices Go Up So Much When There's a Shortage?
- Why Do Prices Change When No One Is Watching?
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