Chapter 5 Section 2: Supply Curve Shifts
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I. When Supply Changes, the Curve shifts
1. A rightward shift means supply has ______ *
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2. A leftward shift means supply has ______ *
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II. What Factors Cause Supply Curves to Shift
Resource prices
1. A decrease in a resource price increases supply. The supply curve shifts to the ________ *
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2. An increase in a resource price decreases supply. The supply curve shifts to the _______ *
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3. An advancement in _____ increases supply. The supply curve shifts to the right *
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4. Taxes: A(n) increase in _____ decreases supply. The supply curve shifts to the left *
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5. If a tax is ________, the supply curve will shift back to the right. *
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6. Subsidies: An increase in _____ increases supply. The supply curve shifts to the right *
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7. If a subsidy is _______, the supply curve will shift back to the left *
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8. Quotas: A quota _______ supply. The supply curve shifts to the left *
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9. If a(n) ________ is eliminated, the supply curve will shift back to the right. *
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10. An _______ in the number of sellers increases supply, and the supply curve shifts to the right *
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11. A ______ in the number of sellers decreases supply, and the supply curve shifts to the left. *
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12. Future _________ *
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13. Bad ________ may decrease the supply of some agricultural products. Usually good ____ can increase supply *
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III. What Factors Cause a Change in Quantity Supplied?
1. The only factor that can cause a change in quantity supplied of a good is a change in the ______ of a good. *
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2. A change in _______ supplied is shown as a movement along a given supply curve. *
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IV. Elasticity of Supply
1. Elasticity of supply is the relationship between the percentage change in quantity supplied and the percentage change in ________ *
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1. _______ supply exists when the percentage change in quantity supplied (the numerator) is greater than the percentage change in price (the denominator) *
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2. _______ supply exists when the percentage change in quantity supplied (the numerator) is less than the percentage change in price (the denominator). *
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3. __________ supply exists when the percentage change in quantity supplied (the numerator) is the same as the percentage change in price (the denominator) *
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