객관식
Which of the following is a non-price determinant of supply (i.e., something that shifts the supply curve rather than causing movement along it)?
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3. Supply and Demand
Shifting Supply
객관식
What happens in the market for beef jerky if new companies start launching new beef jerky product lines?
A
Demand shifts to the left
B
Demand shifts to the right
C
Supply shifts to the left
D
Supply shifts to the right
E
Quantity demanded increases
검증된 단계별 안내1
Step 1: Understand the market context. The market for beef jerky consists of buyers (demand) and sellers (supply). When new companies launch new beef jerky product lines, this affects the number of sellers in the market.
Step 2: Analyze the effect on supply. More companies producing beef jerky means an increase in the total quantity of beef jerky available at each price level. This is represented as a rightward shift in the supply curve.
Step 3: Consider the demand side. The introduction of new products does not directly change consumers' willingness to buy beef jerky at each price, so the demand curve remains unchanged initially.
Step 4: Summarize the market change. Since supply increases (shifts right), the market equilibrium price tends to decrease, and the equilibrium quantity tends to increase, assuming demand stays constant.
Step 5: Conclude the correct interpretation. The key effect of new companies launching beef jerky products is a rightward shift in supply, not a shift in demand or a decrease in supply.
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