alleryStart learning →After a supply curve shift, how do equilibrium price and quantity move?
AIn the same direction
BOnly the price moves
CNeither one moves
DIn opposite directions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. In opposite directions
With demand fixed, a supply shift slides along the demand curve, so price and quantity move oppositely.
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