This article wins... something.
If it is intended to be serious it wins the award for stupidest idiot minus BruceOnGames.
If it is a joke, then it is damn subtle and has to win something for hilarity.
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1. Demand > production = no spare stock. So if production is increased to try meet demand then slowly spare stock will rise until production = demand... at which point there will always be some stock on shelves, and it should go down slowly until it is re-stocked.
2. This is anecdotal... Even a couple of weeks before Christmas somebody somewhere could have found a picture of some Wiis on shelves, when it isnot Christmas it is easy to find.
3. A saturated market is one where it is difficult to keep selling the same product because no one wants it at that price any more... there is a big difference between meeting demand and saturation. Saturation is demand dropping (significantly). Meeting demand is self explanatory.
