What is the cyclical process in which demand creates supply, and the services provided create new demand?
A young woman named Akari worked at a small convenience store. She was paid low wages, but she enjoyed the work and the people she worked with. One day, Akari’s friend, Ryoko, came to visit her at work. Ryoko was a college student, and she was looking for a part-time job. Akari told Ryoko about her job at the convenience store, and Ryoko was interested. She applied for the job, and she was hired.
Ryoko and Akari became good friends. They worked together at the convenience store, and they went out together on weekends. One day, Ryoko told Akari that she was thinking of quitting her job. She said that she was offered a better-paying job at a different store. Akari was sad to hear this, but she understood. She told Ryoko that she would miss you and Ryoko said that she would miss Akari too.
Ryoko quit her job at the convenience store, and she started working at the new store. She was happy with her new job, and she was making more money. However, she missed her friends at the old store. She would often go back to the old store to visit Akari and the other employees.
One day, Ryoko came to visit Akari at work. She told Akari that she had made a mistake. She said that she didn’t like her new job, and she missed working with Akari and the other employees. Akari was happy to hear this, and she told Ryoko that she could come back to work at the convenience store. Ryoko was happy to be back, and she and Akari continued to be good friends.
The story of Akari and Ryoko shows how the demand-supply cycle can affect people’s lives. When Ryoko was offered a better-paying job, she took it. However, she soon realized that she had made a mistake. She missed her friends and the work she did at the convenience store. In the end, she returned to the convenience store, where she was happier.
The demand-supply cycle is a powerful force that can shape our lives. It can affect our jobs, our wages, and our happiness. It is important to be aware of this cycle and to make choices that are right for us.
— hiro (@hiro_osaka_jp) May 19, 2023
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