Answer:
Trade fixtures
Explanation:
Trade fixtures are pieces of equipment or furniture that a tenant attaches to a property during the rental period, and that can be removed once the rent agreement expires. These trade fixtures are property of the tenant, not of the landlord.
Some examples of trade fixtures are:
- Signs
- HVAC units
- Display counters
- Attachable (and removable) furniture in general.
Yes, this is correct.
Crucially, this is only the case if everything else stays equal: so if the quality of the product stays the same and if the income of the buyers doesn't decrease.
Then with a lower prize, more items will be purchased - and less if the prize increases.
