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Supply
Amount of goods / services a producer / industry is willing + able to sell at a certain price
Supply curve
A graphic representation of the correlation between cost of a good / service + the quantity supplied for a given period (bottom left to top right)
Profit motive
The correlation between increased sales + increased profit (by selling more, more profit will be made)
Extension of supply
An increase in the quantity of supply (upward movement on the supply curve)
Contraction of supply
A decrease in the quantity of supply (downward movement on the supply curve)
Ceteris Paribus
A latin phrase “all other things being unchanged or constant “ (no change in anything else)
What are the factors that cause shifts in the supply curve?
Productivity
Indirect Tax
Number of Other Firms
Technology
Subsidies / support
Weather
Costs of production
What causes movement along the supply curve?
A change in price
What causes a shift along the supply curve?
Non-financial factors