Sentence examples for product scarcity from inspiring English sources

Part of LuLaRoe's appeal is built-in product scarcity.

Earlier this year, it was revealed that British luxury fashion house Burberry had been incinerating unsold stock as a way of preserving product scarcity and brand exclusivity.

As waiting to purchase fashion goods maximizes perceived product scarcity, customers will value the product more, positively affecting their purchase intention.

Psychological reactance theory states that one's desire to possess a product increases when one's purchase or entry to the store is restricted because of in-store crowding or product scarcity (Brehm and Brehm 1981).

On the one hand, under-forecasting can result in product scarcity, increasing the likelihood of stock-outs and creating the need for costly emergency orders.

They are a product of scarcity.

The Clash, like the Sex Pistols, the Damned, and Buzzcocks, were a product of scarcity and focus.

We've always known that people seek luxury products and pay a price beyond their actual utility, linking the high cost to the product's scarcity.

Supply and demand, which set the price for a product, assume scarcity.

If the customer loves the product, the scarcity and exclusivity can increase their emotional ties to it.

Premium ad inventories are inherently a product of scarcity, which seems to be a bit at odds with the scale/network approach the companies are taking, where nobody really knows what they're selling.