Answer to Question #20371 in Microeconomics for Alex

Question #20371

So there's an article about how a company wants to expand its services overseas to another country.

I don't get what will happen to the supply and demand curve. There has to be two - one for the present time and one for the future because as time changes, it has to change.

In other words, there has to be two supply/demand curves to show now and later in the future.

I know that the company will do horrible right now (since they have to pay for all the "building" of the companies) but they will do better in the future but I don't know how to illustrate this.

Can you also explain to me?

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