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Question
- according to the law of supply, price and quantity supplied move in direction(s).
supply schedules and supply curves
the law of supply can be represented in numbers using a supply schedule or it can be represented as a graph showing a supply curve.
answer question 5 to illustrate the connection between a supply schedule and a supply curve.
- simon, an enthusiastic consumer of music downloads, has taken a keen interest in the industry. he has started his own company, simon, inc., which manufactures premium mp3 players. use the supply schedule below to create a supply curve for simons company on the grid shown. label the curve s₁.
supply schedule for simon, inc.
price (dollars) quantity demanded (units)
$100 200
$200 300
$300 400
$400 500
$500 600
$600 700
$700 800
use the graph you created in question 5 to answer questions 6 - 8.
- the supply curve shows that at a price of $300, simon, inc., will offer to sell ____ premium mp3 players, and at a price of $600, the company will offer to sell ____ premium mp3 players.
- the companys selling behavior demonstrates the law of ____.
- the change in production of simon, inc., at different prices is a change in ____.
Brief Explanations
- Question 4: According to the law of supply, as price increases, quantity supplied increases and vice - versa. So price and quantity supplied move in the same direction.
- Question 5: To create the supply curve, plot the price - quantity pairs from the supply schedule on the grid and connect the points. Label the curve $S_1$.
- Question 6: From the supply schedule, at a price of $300, the quantity supplied is 400 units and at a price of $600, the quantity supplied is 700 units.
- Question 7: The company's selling behavior follows the law of supply which states that there is a positive relationship between price and quantity supplied.
- Question 8: The change in production of Simon, Inc. at different prices is a change in quantity supplied.
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- Plot points from supply schedule and label as $S_1$ (graphical task not shown here)
- 400; 700
- Supply
- Quantity supplied