Supply vs Quantity Supplied | Think Econ

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[@Faustordz]

Could you give more details on the supply shift? Once it shifts to the right, quantity supplied also increases.

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[@Nikl0498]

Honestly, I am a little bit disappointed when you said these terms would be confusing for new starters. I assumed you would logically define what supply is and what quantity supplied means but you simply described the difference of both terminology on a graph as a new starter I'd be lost.

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These terms are something that most beginners mess up on a graph, but can conceptualize properly in plain English. That's why I formatted the explanation the way I did. I hope my rationale makes sense!

[@snorkelwinkydinkyedits]

@@ThinkEcon nah bro, should have given examples to things that cause these movements. Like natural disasters or new taxes.

[@ThinkEcon]

@@snorkelwinkydinkyedits We mad e separate video for the shift factors of supply: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aV7Od2mCrpWrbMU Remember, price changes cause a movement along the curve. Everything else cases a shift

[@montega.]

I agree. I've yet to come across any macro econ teaching that truly breaks concepts down for beginners. It always starts in the middle and higher knowledge on the principal is assumed. Even in uni. It almost seems intentional at this point.