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3 years ago

Change in supply or change in quantity supplied

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xxMikexx [17]3 years ago

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Usually an increase in price means a decrease in supply and or a raise in demand. He quickly changes this by increasing the production, thus increasing the supply, lowering the prices.

Hope this helps,

Jeron

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