alleryStart learning →A seller who expects demand to rise sharply soon will most likely do what now?
AReduce input use
BCut production
CRaise production
DLeave the market
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Raise production
Anticipating higher future demand and prices, the seller expands output early, shifting supply out.
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