Supply Function Fundamentals
Test your knowledge of supply function concepts, market behavior, and economic principles that influence supply decisions.
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Question 1: What happens to the supply curve when production technology improves?
Becomes steeper
Shifts right
Shifts left
Becomes flatter
Question 2: Which factor is NOT a determinant of supply?
Input prices
Number of sellers
Consumer preferences
Price of related goods
Question 3: In a supply function, what does a positive slope indicate?
Lower prices lead to more supply
Supply decreases as price increases
Higher prices lead to more supply
Supply is constant regardless of price
Question 4: A drought affects wheat crops. How would this impact the supply function of bread?
Only affects the slope
Shift supply curve right
No change in supply curve
Shift supply curve left
Question 5: What represents the mathematical expression of a supply function?
D = f(P)
P = f(Qs)
Qs = f(D)
Qs = f(P)
Question 6: Which scenario would cause a movement along the supply curve rather than a shift?
Change in input costs
New production technology
Change in market price
Government regulation changes
Question 7: What is the primary difference between individual and market supply functions?
They respond differently to price changes
Market supply is the horizontal sum of all individual supply curves
They have different slopes
Individual supply is more elastic
Question 8: In a perfectly competitive market, the supply function is:
Equal to average total cost
Horizontal at market price
Always perfectly elastic
Equal to marginal cost above minimum average variable cost