alleryStart learning →If a good sells at a higher price, how do sellers generally respond?
AStop production altogether
BCut the quantity supplied
CProduce a larger quantity
DHold output exactly fixed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Produce a larger quantity
A higher price raises the reward for selling, so producers supply more of the good.
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