1.2.2 The determinants of supply

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  • What does supply refer to in economics?
    Quantity producers offer at price
  • Higher prices usually encourage more production
  • Lower costs of raw materials increase supply.
  • How does technological advancement affect supply?
    Reduces production costs
  • More firms in the market increase the total supply
  • Government subsidies lower production costs and increase supply.
  • Match the determinant of supply with its effect:
    Natural Factors ↔️ Weather conditions affect agricultural supply
    Expectations ↔️ Future price expectations influence current supply
  • What effect do higher prices have on supply?
    Increase supply
  • Lower costs of production lead to higher supply.
  • Improved technology leads to a reduction in production costs
  • How do more firms in the market affect supply?
    Increase supply
  • Government subsidies lower production costs and increase supply.
  • What role do future price expectations play in supply decisions?
    Influence current supply
  • The determinants of supply can either increase or decrease the supply
  • The determinants of supply can affect the quantity of goods producers are willing to offer.
  • What are the factors influencing supply known as?
    Determinants of supply
  • Match the determinant of supply with its effect:
    Price ↔️ Higher prices increase supply
    Government Policies ↔️ Taxes decrease supply, subsidies increase supply
  • Higher prices encourage producers to increase supply.
  • How do lower production costs affect supply?
    Increase supply
  • What are the determinants of supply influenced by?
    Factors affecting supply
  • Higher prices lead to an increase in supply because producers are motivated to produce more.
  • Lower costs of production reduce expenses, leading to an increase in supply
  • How does improved technology affect supply?
    Increases supply
  • Subsidies provided by the government increase supply by lowering production costs.
  • Weather conditions and natural events are considered natural factors
  • What happens to supply if producers expect higher future prices?
    Increases current supply
  • Supply refers to the quantity of a good or service producers are willing and able to offer for sale at a particular price
  • How do higher prices affect the supply of a good or service?
    Increase supply
  • Lower costs of production enable firms to increase supply because expenses are reduced.
  • What impact does improved technology have on supply?
    Increases supply
  • More firms in the market lead to a higher overall supply
  • How do natural factors, such as weather, affect agricultural supply?
    Weather conditions affect supply
  • Future price expectations can influence current supply decisions by producers.
  • Supply refers to the quantity of a good or service producers are willing and able to offer for sale at a particular price
  • The determinants of supply can either increase or decrease the quantity
  • The law of supply states that as the price of a good or service increases, the quantity supplied will decrease.
    False
  • What is an exception to the law of supply for labor?
    Backward bending supply curve
  • A supply curve graphically represents the relationship between price and quantity
  • A rightward shift in the supply curve indicates a decrease in supply.
    False
  • What are the determinants of supply?
    Factors influencing supply