Question

which of the following will occur if there is an increase in quantity supplied? the supply curve will shift inward and to the left. the supply curve will shift outward and to the right. there will be movement upward and along the supply curve. there will be movement down and along the supply curve.

Explanation:

An increase in quantity supplied is caused by a rise in the good's own price, which leads to a movement along the existing supply curve, not a shift of the curve. Shifts in the supply curve are due to non-price factors. A higher price leads to an upward movement along the curve as suppliers offer more at the higher price.

Answer:

There will be movement upward and along the supply curve.