alleryStart learning →In the normal case, a supply curve slopes in which direction?
APerfectly vertical
BPerfectly horizontal
CUpward to the right
DDownward to the right
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Upward to the right
Higher prices bring larger quantities supplied, so the curve rises from left to right.
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