Reader 14

When Demand Starts to Outgrow Supply

Demand across several sectors has started to outgrow available supply, creating pressure throughout the system. At first, operations were able to keep up by increasing output and adjusting distribution. These efforts helped maintain balance for a limited time.

As demand continued to rise, supply struggled to match the pace. Some areas attempted to catch up by expanding capacity, while others worked to manage expectations. Despite these efforts, the gap between supply and demand continued to widen.

Over time, differences across regions became more noticeable. Some areas maintained steady flow, while others experienced ongoing shortages as demand continued to increase.


SPEAK

  • Tell what happened.

  • What would you do in this situation?

  • Why did supply fall behind?


LISTEN

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Opinion:
“When demand grows faster than supply, adjustments become more difficult.”

Question:
What affects how supply responds to demand?


WRITE

Explain what you think caused this situation.

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