• Supply shows the relationship between price and quantity supplied
• Quantity supplied usually rises as price rises, ceteris paribus
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2.2.3—Supply curve
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• Supply can be represented by an upward-sloping supply curve
• Diagram: upward-sloping supply curve
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2.2.4—Individual and market supply
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• Market supply is derived from individual producers' supply
• Supply analysis distinguishes firm behaviour from total market behaviour
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2.2.5—Non-price determinants of supply
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• Supply shifts with factor costs, related goods prices, indirect taxes, subsidies, future price expectations, technology, and number of firms
• Related goods include joint and competitive supply cases
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2.2.6—Movements and shifts in supply
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• A price change causes movement along a supply curve
• Non-price determinants shift the supply curve
• Diagram: movements along and shifts of the supply curve
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