1.  Given that we have advanced technology and manufacture equipment in producing brushes and we spent less money but produced more brushes than other companies last year, we can price our brushes a little bit cheaper to seize the future market.

2.  But Jobs priced the Lisa computer over $10000, which is far above the consumers consumption capacity.

3.  In these markets, consumers and producers can't price goods and services properly.

4.  Fifthly, incomplete markets, which is a term used for a situation where buyers and sellers do not know enough about each other's positions to price good and services properly.

5.  "Incomplete markets" is a term used for a situation where buyers and sellers do not know enough about each other's positions to price goods and services property.

6.  And the Sappington-Stiglitz theorem "establishes that an ideal government could do better running an enterprise itself than it could through privatization"\

7.  Another one is incomplete markets, which means buyers and sellers do not know enough to price goods and services properly.

8.  For example, information asymmetries or uncertainty, incomplete markets, price stickiness, macroeconomic instability and so on.

9.  "Incomplete market" is a term used for a situation where buyers and sellers do not know enough about each other's positions to price goods and services properly.

10.  And then price stickiness of some form if often postulated to account for quantitier, rather than prices, adjusting in the short run to change on the demand side or the supply side.