Tuesday, July 9, 2013

The market equilibrium of Malaysian Airlines.



 Malaysia Airlines is the government-owned flag carrier of Malaysia and the biggest airline company in Malaysia. 


 

The demand of the Malaysia Airlines is increases because it’s the most reliable airline and customers don’t have any choices to choose the airlines. Then, the supply will increase too. Malaysia Airlines will give more good services to the customer.






 When the magnitude of an increase in demand is smaller than the magnitude of an increase in supply, equilibrium quantity increases and market price decreases. For example, many family will go to travel by air transportation when the holiday. So, the demand of airlines will increase. When the demand is changes, Malaysia airline needs to give more service to the customer. So, the supply will also increase.




  Excess Demand (Shortage):  
A situation in which consumers are willing to buy more than producers are willing to sell. It occurs when market price is lower than equilibrium price.

Excess Supply (Surplus): 
A situation in which producers are willing to sell more than consumers are willing to buy. It occurs when market price is above equilibrium price. 



 Source: 

1: http://www.ascendworldwide.com/?sfid=70120000000tVZE&utm_term=airline%20market&gclid=CPv7uY7BorgCFUgB4godJU8A8Q

2. http://www.eturbonews.com/1135/malaysian-airlines-turns-profit-plans-fleet-r

Entry by : Chee Hau