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Supply Curve.
A. Define the term, "supply curve."
B. What does the supply curve represent, intuitively?
C. How is the market supply curve derived?
D. List the determinants of supply.
E. Carefully describe and explain the difference between the movement along and a shift in supply.
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Counterexamples
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