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Examine the factors that cause shifts in the supply curve, using terms such as increase and decrease in supply to describe these changes.

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Cambridge IGCSE EconomicsThe allocation of resources

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Examine the factors that cause shifts in the supply curve, using terms such as increase and decrease in supply to describe these changes

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Market Changes for Electric Cars

The introduction of new battery technology has reduced production costs for electric cars. Additionally, government incentives for electric vehicle purchases have increased the number of manufacturers entering the market.

  1. a

    State one factor that has increased the supply of electric cars.

    Aim for approximately 1 distinct marking point.

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