By the logic of economic theory, consumers are rational and tend to want to pay the lowest possible price to minimize their spending, and rational producers tend to sell the product at the highest possible price to maximize their revenues. As a bicycle producer, there will be a minimum price at which I will offer bicycles. This minimum price will depend on my production courses and the remuneration for my service. If the price is below this minimum, I will not produce anything. If the price equals the minimum price you make me produce, I will produce a reasonable amount of bicycles. If the price is higher than the minimum price that makes me produce, I will produce a lot of bicycles, so I will make a bigger profit.