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In an individual supply curve we focus on the relationship, where _____ lead(s) to an increase in the _____.

higher prices; quantity supplied

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In the competitive market, the _____ states that you should sell one more item if the price is greater than (or equal to) the marginal cost.

Rational Rule for Sellers

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Lower _ make it profitable to sell a _ at any given price.

marginal costs; larger quantity

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_____ are a type of supplier who take the market price as given and just follow along.

price - takers

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On the individual supply curve, _____ prices lead to _____ in the quantity supplied.

lower a decrease

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The _____ is the extra cost from producing one extra unit.

marginal cost

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The _____ reminds you that your best choice as a seller depends on many other factors beyond price.

interdependence principle

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When you draw an individual supply curve, price goes on the _____ and quantity is on the _____.

vertical axis; horizontal axis

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The Rational Rule for Sellers puts together the advice from three of the four principles in one sentence, excluding the:

interdependence principle.

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Substitutes-in-production are:

alternative uses of your production capacity.

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When graphing the supply curve, we focus on how a price and quantity supplied have a(n) _____ while other variables _____.

direct relationship; remain constant

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Fixed costs are those costs that:

don't vary when you change the quantity of output you produce.

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When your suppliers decrease the prices of your inputs, they decrease your _____, and this will shift your supply curve to the _____.

marginal costs; right

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When your suppliers increase the prices of your inputs, they increase your _____, and this will shift your supply curve to the _____.

marginal costs; left

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If an oil refinery can supply 5 million gallons per week when the price is $1 per gallon, what will be the market quantity supply for 40 refineries having the same supply decisions?

200 mil gallons

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The Rational Rule for Sellers is important but does NOT:

tell sellers how to set the price against the competitors

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For each _____, the market supply curve illustrates the _____ by the market.

price total quantity supplied

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When your suppliers decrease the prices of your inputs, they decrease your _____, and this will shift your supply curve to the _____.

marginal costs; right

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In the _____ diminishing marginal product can occur when some of your _____ are fixed.

short run; inputs

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The independence principle tells the sellers that there are many other factors beyond price that can either increase or decrease the market supply. Under this circumstance, you would see that:

the supply curve shifts either to the left or right

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The individual supply curve is _____ because at higher gas prices, a supplier plans to supply a _____ quantity.

upward-sloping; larger

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A shift in the supply curve is a:

movement of the supply curve itself