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Answer: I agree with the statement.

Reasons:

  1. Law of supply: Other things remaining constant, quantity supplied increases with a rise in price and falls with a fall in price.
  2. Direct relationship: Since price and supply move in the same direction, the curve rises from left to right (positive slope).
  3. Profit motive: A higher price raises profit, encouraging existing producers to produce more.
  4. Entry of new firms: Higher prices attract new firms, increasing supply.
  5. Rising costs: Producing more raises marginal cost, which is covered only at a higher price.

Exceptions such as labour supply (backward-bending curve) are not considered here.

Doubtly AI · 29 Oct 2026 AI-verified · Nov 2026 Report
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