An insight for the market driving forces: Case of Tesla Model- S
Doaa M Salman
International Journal of Business Ecosystem & Strategy · 2019 · Vol. 1 / Issue 2 · 25-30
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Abstract
Market analysis is a diagnostic process to uncover the root causes of how markets perform from an economic perspective. This market analysis will help us understand how the market supply and demand work and what elements affect this performance during 2015-2017. Market analysis provides the initial foundation for the market intervention; this foundation is not constant as markets that are constantly evolving and dynamic. This paper will analyze the factors that affect the supply and demand in the same period in addition to the price elasticity for the Tesla Model - S. Finally, this paper develops an insight into the future of the industry.
Keywords: {'name': 'Tesla'}, {'name': 'Market Driving Forces'}, {'name': 'Tesla Model S'}, {'name': 'Electric Cars'}, {'name': 'Environmental Effects'}, {'name': 'Economics'}
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