11. LIMITED SUPPLY. All other cases of the Evaluating Audience demonstrate
the consequences in situations of more or less abundant supply. In
this case we, however, imagine that the limited supply of products will
be sold to the individuals that want them the most. In practice this happens
when potential buyers metaphorically or actually line up for buying.
The choice of the supplier is between keeping the buyers waiting or
raising the price. Limited Supply could thus be seen as the sign of too
low a price. Raising the price will, however, always invoke the risk of
Overpricing, as the metavalue of the product partly has been based on
the added cost of waiting for it.