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Consumer Surplus
is the difference between the price the consumer is willing to pay and when the price charged on the last unit sold
Supply
is the amount that the producer is willing and able to produce at a given price over a period of time
producer surplus
The difference between the price the firm is willing to sell the product at and the price that they actually received after the last sold unit
changes in supply
change in cost of material
advances in technology
exogenous factor eg weather
changes in productivity
indirect or direct tax
change in the price of goods
changes in the number of firms
changes in the elasticity
spare capacity
number of firms
advancement in technology
length of the process
time period
holding of stocks
availability of factor for production