Supply and Demand in Frozen

In Frozen, Kristoff runs an ice business in a remote and snowy location. Supply and demand play a key role in determining the success of his business.

On the supply side, Kristoff's ice harvesting operation is limited by his ability to physically harvest and transport the ice. The quantity of ice he can provide is therefore limited, which affects his ability to meet demand.

On the demand side, there are several factors that can affect how much ice Kristoff can sell. The most obvious is the weather, as the demand for ice is likely to be higher during warmer weather when people want to cool drinks or store food. The location of his business can also play a role, as there may be a higher demand for ice in certain areas or among certain customers.

Overall, the supply and demand for Kristoff's ice will determine the price he can charge and the overall profitability of his business. If he can consistently meet or exceed demand, he may be able to charge a premium for his ice. However, if the supply of ice is low or the demand is weak, he may need to lower his prices to remain competitive or risk not selling his ice at all.