alleryStart learning →A rise in the price of an input, such as electricity, shifts supply which way?
AUp along the same curve
BIt does not shift at all
CLeftward, to the left
DRightward, to the right
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Leftward, to the left
Costlier inputs make sellers less willing to sell at any given price, which moves the curve left.
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