Asset Prices

It refers to the costs of assets in terms of stocks and land investments. In addition to a certain investment at a certain point of time, asset prices take note of interest rates, business terms and interest of the investors.

Asset prices tend to be unpredictable and are associated with terms such as bubbles and crashes, referring to its rapid rise and decline respectively.

Financing

This is the field that secures savings and manages finances. When liquidity is high and defaults are low, total economy falls through phases which make banks to lend money without any hassle. During an economic contraction, the situation reverses and defaults rise up, that in turn allows banks to narrow their loaning frequency.

Interest Rates

Interest rates influence mainly the return of investment and are vital factors of market conditions of every type of industry. Industries grow more in case of low interest rates and vice versa. If this keeps up then it can also lead to illogical business investments and increased additions of service facilities.

Inflation & Deflation

It signifies the rate of change in the price levels on general basis and have variable impact on the consumers as well as the producers. Inflation is responsible for causing price hikes and further consequences such as decline in sales and product hoarding. Whereas deflation causes price declines and delay in purchasing goods. Hence, inflation and deflation are major factors of market conditions that greatly influences the economic activity of business investments.

Consumer Demand

Market conditions such as consumer demand are the biggest factor of all time. In business customer is the king and this agenda is taken seriously for levelling up profit scale. What the consumer requires, prefers and chooses; consumer demand is all about it.

Business Demand

The capacity of a business is influenced by the demand of products. Businesses invest and improvise to meet with the expectations of business demand.

Industry capacity

Demand and supply drives the capacity of an industry where if one is higher than the other, the market activities get affected and the cycle strives to establish a balance. For instance, if demand is higher than the supply, naturally the goods capacity increases, which further leads to increase in supply and decline in the demand factor. This can lead to a dramatic increase in the supply and profitability decreases.

Inventory

When demand and supply leads to high capacity, the inventory of the industry also levels up. High inventory levels are problematic for the profit scale of industries especially when supply is more than the demand. In such cases, goods are labelled under discount items which in long term can-not be in favor of the industry growth

Competition

The market is almost never ‘not’ laced with competition. Competition arises in various areas such as new product, pricing, advertisements, upgrades, etc which leads to rise in more improved promotional agendas by companies.

Business Models

With emergence of numerous small scale firms, new business models have also come into light that causes obstacles for the bigger firms. Such as, accommodation facilities at rental apartments become an earning opportunity for the renting units while the hotel industry in the area experiences loss, unless they adapt and improvise.

Employment

Employment in market conditions, serves the purpose of supply and demand system for employees. When it is high, jobs are abundant which further leads to increase in number of applicants and decrease in work load.

Procurement

Procurement signifies the economical environment for procuring items and goods. With price hikes, supplies might decline which can be followed by balancing and rise in supply. Thus, price of materials falls.