1.2.4 Supply

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  • Created on: 09-02-19 11:45
The ... curve slopes from left to right because the higher the price, the more likely it is that a profit can be made. Increased prices mean increased profit so there is more ...
Supply
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A ... along the supply curve is caused by a change in price
Movement
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A ... of the supply curve is caused by a change in conditions of supply
Shift
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Factors that cause a movement along the ... curve: Rise in production costs, New technology, Change resulting from nature, government policy
Supply
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Why supply can be ...? No more raw materials, Takes time to grow more supply, No more skilled workers- supply not increased and not having the technology to do more
Inelastic
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Factors influencing ... elasticity of ... : Spare production capacity, stocks of available finished goods, ease and cost of acquiring extra resources, time period and production period
Price Supply
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A ... along the supply curve is caused by a change in price

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Movement

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A ... of the supply curve is caused by a change in conditions of supply

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Card 4

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Factors that cause a movement along the ... curve: Rise in production costs, New technology, Change resulting from nature, government policy

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Card 5

Front

Why supply can be ...? No more raw materials, Takes time to grow more supply, No more skilled workers- supply not increased and not having the technology to do more

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