Answer and Explanation:
In contract law, there are two parties involved in a contract: the offeror and the offeree, also called the promisor and the promisee. In the above example, the notice of vacancy for a management trainee in DBBL is an offer made to the prospective employee which is the person that applies for the job. It is not yet a contract as there has to be a legally binding agreement between the two parties first(A contract is valid if there is an offer, an acceptance, and a consideration). The employer is the offeror here since he proposes the terms of the offer and the employee is the offeree since he is the one to which the offer is made and then chooses to accept the offer or not by applying for the job and finally accepting the job offer. Therefore you are the promisee or offeree here.
Yes, I do believe that Nathan Elgin was the Texas servant girl murders, because he fit the profile perfectly. He was an African American, in his early 20's that worked in the prime area that the investigators marked as the most likely spot for the murderer to live.
Two or three major things will affect this in a free market:
As a surplus develops, prices will drop because of oversupply.
As prices drop, profits drop, and production will be shifted to more profitable products.
If a residual surplus remains, it will be sold off at even lower discounted prices, because maintaining an excess supply is expensive, in terms of investment in product that is not returning anything on the investment, and additional losses due to warehousing or storage.
