1. What does the Law of Supply state?

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1. What does the Law of Supply state?

2. Explain how each of the following tools can help businesses make production decisions. a. Supply schedule: b. Supply curve: c. Market supply curve:

3. What does a change in quantity supplied respond to?

4. Why does the supply curve shift to the left?

5. Name the seven factors that determine whether supplies increase or decrease.

6. What is supply elasticity?

7. What characterizes an inelastic supply curve?

8. What changes does a unit elastic supply curve show?

9. What does the Law of Variable Proportions state?

10. What happens when more than one factor of production is varied?

11. What is a production function?

12. What are raw materials?

13. What happens to resources if there are too few workers?

14. What happens to output if there are too many workers?

15. What is marginal product?

16. At what point are changes in marginal product of special interest?

17. What are the stages of production based on?

18. What is the criterion for determining how long total output will rise?

19. When should companies stop hiring?

20. What happens to the rate of increase in total production during this stage?

21. What is the principle of diminishing returns?

22. What happens to marginal product during this stage?

23. What happens to total plant output during this stage?

24. What effect does this stage have on hiring?

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