Factors affecting supply | Supply, demand, and market equilibrium | Microeconomics | Khan Academy

How the price of inputs, price of related goods, number of suppliers technology, and expected future prices affects the supply curve

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[rithambhara]

I am a newbie to economics and i bave been trying to understand this since morning and even getting frustrated over it. so glad to see this video coming to my rescue. really made it easy for me to understand this through example. thank you.

[ahmedrafida]

Thank you so much for explaining so well.

[theblabla]

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[blueskies_vanszy]

But...with the increase in suppliers, wouldn't there be more competition? Wouldn't that lead to them reducing the prices so that there's more demand for their particular product? I guess that's Market Equilibrium stuff...

[laurisskraucis]

Thanks for video, but the price is choosen by one person or it is in the market (maybe the average cost per 1 lb in market)?

[KALYANINAIR-ntem]

What is the effect on supply in case of increase or decrease in the prices of complimentary goods?

[thaypiseth]

Thank you so much for well explaining.

[Hurema_Hussain]

Great vidio reffered by my teacher love you

[nmqdboh]

1:06 "..so if the price of my co-"

[VitaminMePlease]

Is the law of supply from the producer's point of view? As in, does price mean costs of production/inputs to producer or does it mean cost of the grapes to consumers?

[fewfaf]

I dont get why the number of producers would effect how much ONE company would be willing to sell. I get how it would increase the goods in the whole economy, but not the amount of goods 1 producer would sell

[BenGenio]

Those who can, think of the Five Forces Model of Porter when listing to this.

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[ifinallymanagedtofart]

I don't understand how and why the number of supply increase as the number of sellers increase. Can someone explain?

[nithinalluri]

How did you go to oil all of a sudden

[milangeloranara]

I notice that to some country this doesn't fit the notion.

[isA.i]

#3 is dumb lol pretty much said if supply increases then supply increases xD