Low Demand High Supply (LDHS) is an economic term used to describe a situation where there are many products and services available but not enough demand for them. This usually occurs when supply outstrips demand in a particular market, resulting in an overabundance of goods and/or services that cannot be sold on the open market. When this occurs, prices may decrease as producers and suppliers compete with one another for buyers. LDHS can have serious consequences for businesses, causing decreased revenues and profits. Thus, it’s important to understand the concept of LDHS and how to adjust your strategy accordingly in order to best serve your customers and maximize profit potential.