The German market produced about 11 percent of the company's profits last year.

This market disappeared and no firm since has produced anything to match their quantities.

The market therefore does not produce a socially efficient allocation of resources.

If they and the markets do not produce anything except paper profits for themselves, why the concern about price volatility?

With this kind of demand, is it any wonder that the market has produced a supply?

The market and the state of the baseball economy, though, will produce another development.

But in that case, why doesn't the market produce every possible notebook?

In recent years, however, the market has produced something other than fun: decent returns.

When the psychology of the market calls for lower prices, as it does now, the market will produce that.

It is an instrument to correct imbalances where the market does not produce the required results.