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Nike Football Shoes: Economics
Nike Football Shoes: Economics
ECONOMICS
DEMAND FACTORS
DEMAND FACTOR #1: CHANGES IN INCOME
LEVELS
• There are several football shoe industries that might affect the
demand of Nike football shoe. For instance, Adidas is a
competitive substitute to Nike. Where if the price of Adidas
football shoe increased, the points on the demand curve will
contract to the left and the demand curve of Nike football shoe
will shift to the right.
• On the contrary, if the price of the complements for a Nike
football shoe increases and the points on the demand curve
contracted to the left , then the demand for the shoe shift to the
left (decreases); for instance, if the renting of a football field was
expensive in an economy, then the demand for a football shoe
decreases and vice versa.
DEMAND FACTOR #3: ADVERTISING
Throughout the years there are many seasons that impact the •
demand of products offered by Nike these seasons or special world
wide knows events include Christmas sales ,back to school, black
Friday, cyber Monday . These increase the average percentage on
the sales since the normal price of the items decrease which will
increase the demand on the items since consumers are known to
be price sensitive. Moreover Nike offers a large variety of items
that are limited editions meaning that they is a limited quantity of
these items therefore this triggers the consumers into wanting to
.own something the is limited in supply yet trendy
SUPPLY FACTORS
SUPPLY FACTOR #1: CHANGES IN COSTS OF
FOP’s
If the price of one of the FOP’s increases, then the cost of these FOP’s changes as well causing the producer to
decrease his supply of the product. The FOP’s of Nike football shoes are divided into 2 phases;
Phase 1: Production
Land: For the products to be made you would need leather for football shoes, oil used for the power plants and
factories and also silk to be used for the threading in the shoes.
Labor: For production, the manufacturers/ employees who make and create the product (over 1 million), executives
of Nike who think of ideas for a new type of product or design, and also professional athletes who contribute ideas
for a new product.
Capital: Machines used to create Nike football shoe (Ex: sewing machine, or a heat press machine
for the logo
Phase 2: Packaging
Land: To package football shoe products, you need cardboard for boxes (trees), and you also need paper that is put
inside shoe boxes (also trees).
Labor: For packaging, the employees who work on the assembling area of the factory, owner of the factory that is
responsible for the packing department, and also the person in charge of making sure each factory is at a "bronze
level" and reaching its expected amount of production.
Capital: For packing, there are 2 examples of capitals in football shoe production packaging. Machines that cover the
box with bubble wrap to ensure the product is not damaged or ruined, and a tool used for taping all the
boxes/sealing them.
SUPPLY FACTOR #2: IMPORVEMENT IN
TECHNOLOGY
• There are several factors that impact the Supply; these factors include
sales tax and income tax. Sales tax usually increases the cost on the
company in which in this case increase the resources that are needed to
produce the goods therefore the cost that Nike will have to pay increases
there the quantity that is going to be produced decreases since the
relationship between the cost and supply or quantity is inversely
proportional meaning that if one of them increase the other decrease and
vise versa. as for the income tax it is usually calculated at the end of every
year when you have to subtract the expenses ( cost, ads and campaigns)
from the total income or sales however after wards the government will
take a certain percentage of your net profit consequently the profit of the
company (Nike) will decrease.
SUPPLY FACTOR #4: PRICES OF OTHER
PRODUCTS –NON PRICE DETERMINANT-