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When a non-price determinant of supply changes:
A. there is a movement along the supply curve.
B. the market adjusts to a new equilibrium price and quantity.
C. the supply curve shifts to the left or right.
D. an entirely new supply relationship is created.
E. the equilibrium price and quantity stay the same.
When a non-price determinant of supply changes:
A. there is a movement along the supply curve.
B. the market adjusts to a new equilibrium price and quantity.
C. the supply curve shifts to the left or right.
D. an entirely new supply relationship is created.
E. the equilibrium price and quantity stay the same.
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