This document discusses whether the baker or customers have power over what treats appear in a bakery. It provides reasons for both sides, noting that bakers need to supply what customers demand to keep their business, but bakers also aim to satisfy their own preferences. As such, there is an argument that both the baker and customers influence which treats are available.

1. Who has the power over which treats appear in the bakery: the baker or the
customers? Can you think of reasons for both sides of the argument?

2. Who has the power over which treats appear in the bakery: the baker or the
customers? Can you think of reasons for both sides of the argument?

3. Who has the power over which treats appear in the bakery: the baker or the
customers? Can you think of reasons for both sides of the argument?

4. KEYWORDS
If more people are choosing cupcakes than cookies in your
bakery, then there is a greater demand for cupcakes. It
makes sense for you to supply your customers with more
cupcakes and fewer cookies.
You want your customers to keep coming back - so you will
look at what they are choosing and change what you’re
baking depending on what customers want.
This is called SUPPLY AND DEMAND and it doesn’t just
happen in bakeries.
If more people choose
to look at bad news
than good news, which
type of news is most
likely to be reported?