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Assertion (A) : Fall in input prices leads to increase in supply of goods. Reasons (R) : Increase in supply is when supply rises due to a factor other than the own price of the good​

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Answered by neeharikasarma7
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Answer:

A is correct but R is false

Answered by steffis
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Answer:

A is correct but R is false

Explanation:

  • A higher price, according to the law of supply, stimulates producers to supply a larger quantity to the market.
  • A market's supply can be represented as an upward sloping supply curve that demonstrates how the quantity supplied responds to different prices over time.
  • Businesses will create more when they expect to earn a higher price because they want to improve their revenue.
  • Firms have an incentive to supply more as prices rise since selling the goods generates additional money (income). There is a shift along the supply curve as the price changes, for example, a higher price causes a higher amount to be delivered.
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