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The supply curve is upward sloping because: as the price increases, the quantity supplied will fall....
The supply curve is upward sloping because:
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as the price increases, the quantity supplied will fall.
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as the price increases, the suppliers can earn higher levels of profit and hence increases the quantity supplied.
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as the price increases, consumers demand less.
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as the price increases, so do costs
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