State and explain the law of supply using a suitable numerical example
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Explanation:
The 'law of supply' states that 'Other things remaining same, the supply of a product rises as Its price rises and falls as its price falls'.
Suitable numerical example is
Price ( Rs) Quantity supplied
6.00 3000
7.00 4000
8.00 5000
9.00 6000
It shows the supply of commodity at all different prices. At price Rs, 6.00 per unit 3000 units of x are supplied and at price Rs 7.00 the supply increases to 4000 and so on. It is observed that bigger quantities are offered at a 'higher price' than at a 'lower price.'
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