Video Case Study - Christmas Tree Pricing

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A nice seasonal touch to this video clip which explains how increased production and buying costs may lead to a substantial increase in christmas tree prices in 2008.  Will higher prices encourage consumers to buy an artificial tree, or will they accept the price-rises and stick with the real thing?  A great story to introduce costs, revenues and demand

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