التحليل الاقتصادي لشركة استيراد وتصدير طاقة شمسية

1. Canadian Solar Panel
By: Submitted to board of directors :
Saeed Bamashmos Dr. Kamal Tamim
Ahmed Al-Najjar

2. Table of content
• Introduction
• Market structure
• Canadian solar History
• Economic and Non-economic Goals
• Transaction cost
• Demand and supply /shortage and surplus
• Demand Forecasting

3. Why use solar panels?
• Renewable Energy Source
• Reduces Electricity Bills
• Diverse Applications
• Low Maintenance Costs
• Damage of electricity infrastructure since 2011.
• Problems with electrical source due to:
• Lake of fuel availability.
• High price of commercial electricity

4. Why use solar panels?
• Damage of electricity infrastructure since 2011.
• Problems with electrical source due to:
• Lake of fuel availability.
• High price of commercial electricity

5. Market Structure
Canadian Solar Panel is categorized as monopolistic
competition market. The reason is there are lots of
panel wholesalers in Yemen market lately, such as a
well known competitor LG.

6. Canadian solar History
• The company has cumulatively delivered around 52 GW of solar
modules to thousands of customers in more than 150 countries
until the end of 2020.
• This was enough to meet the clean, green energy needs of
approximately 13 million households.
• The company have nearly 14,000 dedicated employees to strive
each day to make this mission a reality
• Comparing to the compotators, Canadian solar have a high
quality solar panels with a good reputation and affordable cost to
invest in.

7. Canadian Solar Panel Economic Goals
Canadian Solar Panel economical goal is Profit maximization.
This is because the environment in which we will be selling our product is highly
unpredictable and has a high risk, and wealth maximization needs a relatively stable
environment for long-term benefits.
Canadian Solar Panels Non-economic Goals
Provide a quality product with a relatively reasonable price to consumers.
Canadian Solar Panels Economic Goals

8. • Transaction Cost
Shipping cost.
Transportation, Tax and Logistics cost.
Inventory Unit cost.
Price to customer.

9. Transaction Unit price Total
Shipping 0.296* 330w $97.68
Transportation and Tax and
logistic (48000/660)/3.8 $19.13
Inventory price $97.68 + $19.13 $116.82
Price to customer $116.82 +
• Transaction Cost

10. • Demand and supply /shortage and surplus

11. Determinants of Price Elasticity of Demand
• Changes in Price.
• Changes in income.
• Substitute products.
• Change in demand, the demand for our product is elastic,
and is subject to change according to the changes in the
determinants of demand elasticity.