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A change in the good's own price causes what on the supply curve?
AA movement along it
BA leftward shift
CA rightward shift
DA brand new curve
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A movement along it
Own price changes the quantity supplied along the same curve; only other determinants shift it.
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