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This 3-page paper focuses on s-curve analysis and market penetration theory.
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at any given time and any given location. Among some of these tools is something called the s-curve - and analysis of the s-curve can determine market penetration point and
even pricing. In this paper, well do some analysis of this particular tool. Why do economists use s-curves to project consumer demand
across industries? To answer this question, its first a good idea to define what, exactly, an s-curve is. An s-curve is a
graph that, at its most basic, shows the relationship between the effort and resources used to either launch a product (or grow a product) and the results that would be
obtained from that particular investment in efforts and resources. What an s-curve does is put down, in graphic detail, what the potential would be of investing resources into a particular
product, and what could likely happen (given the state of the current economy). The s-curve can also be used in conjunction with
the potential of any threat or opportunity (such as competition in the one case and new markets in the other). With the right information, the economist can take his or
her s-curve, examine whats going on in the economy, markets and competition, calculate the resources necessarily to get the product either off the ground or growing, and then determine if
allocating those resources is a worthwhile goal. While this is only one tool in an economists arsenal, its one that helps
determine a companys decision on whether to move forward on investment in a product or service. But why as the 10 percent
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