The long discredited Say's law in economics seems to be regaining in vigor at least in the case of mobile ringtones, albeit in a slightly roundabout manner. Let's see how.

Demand for novel ringtones has led to technological progress manifested in polyphonic tones. Manufactures, expecting great returns, drove these tones into the market by truckloads. In line with Say's law, supply created its own demand and everybody was seen flaunting a mobile with these new-age polyphonic tones.

Another significant offshoot of the whole development was the astronomical increase in the manufacture and purchase of state-of-the art, though costly, mobile phone handsets that were polyphone-compatible.

Now, I believe I've helped you gain a much deeper insight into the economics of polyphonic ringtones. If you got a little confused by all these arguments of demand and supply, don't worry. Even, I don't understand all that I have written…while listening to the polyphonic tones in my mobile…