Exhibit 3-4 Supply curves
In Exhibit 3-4, which of the following could have caused the shift in the supply curve from S1 to S2?
A. Increase in demand.
B. Increase in materials cost.
C. Decrease in the number of suppliers in the market.
D. Decrease in wage rates.
Answer: D
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