Ease of Storing Stock/Inventory
In some firms, stocks can be built up to enable the firm to respond
more flexibly to changes in prices. In industries where inventory build-up is relatively easy and cheap, the
price elasticity of supply is more elastic than in industries where it is much harder to do this. Consider the
fresh fruit industry, for example. Storing fresh fruit is not easy because it is perishable and so the price
elasticity of supply in this industry may be more inelastic.
Table 4.2 presents some estimates of the price elasticity of supply.
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