Why there is shortage of cement?<\/p>\n
From Jayakarta<\/p>\n
The current reports on the shortage of cement in the domestic
\nmarket indicates how unstable its supply is. Even though the
\ngovernment has reportedly intervened in its distribution, there
\nis no guarantee that the price of this strategic commodity will
\nbecome stable.<\/p>\n
In fact, it would not concern many people if the commodity was
\nonly a material needed for the construction of houses and
\nbuildings, and if the price of other commodities depended
\nentirely upon the market's law of supply and demand. But, cement
\nis classified as economically strategic and therein lies the
\nproblem. Cement is an indicator and reference prices are based on
\nit.<\/p>\n
The news of the shortage of cement in the market is no longer
\nnew to the public because it occurs annually.<\/p>\n
Usually, when the commodity is in short supply, the government
\nwill adjust the local reference price according to the producers'
\ndemand.<\/p>\n
Based on the government's study of the market, the supply is
\ngreater than the demand. Moreover, new investment in the industry
\nis growing. So, why is there still a shortage of the product?<\/p>\n
FITRI<\/p>\n
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