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Explore the relationship between individual supply and market supply, focusing on how individual supplies combine to form market supply.

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Cambridge IGCSE EconomicsThe allocation of resources

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Explore the relationship between individual supply and market supply, focusing on how individual supplies combine to form market supply

  • This point belongs to Supply, especially Supply outcomes.
  • You need to be able to explore the relationship between individual supply and market supply, focusing on how individual supplies combine to form market supply.
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Market Supply of Oranges

As individual orange producers increase their output, the overall market supply of oranges rises. This change is reflected in the market supply curve, which shifts to the right.

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    State the effect of increased individual supply on market supply.

    Aim for approximately 1 distinct marking point.

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