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Across: 1. A table showing the quantity supplied at different prices is called a ________ ________. 3. An increase in price will cause a ___________ along the supply curve. 4. Pollution and depletion of resources are examples of ____________ factors affecting supply. 5. A tax paid by producers for example G.S.T. 7. A change in any factor other than price, will cause the supply curve to ________. 8. Goods that have the same inputs into the production process. 10. Producers increase the quantity supplied as price increases because they make more ___________. 11. Government policies, subsidies and indirect taxes are examples of __________ factors affecting supply. 14. A factor that affects production that the firm has some control over is called an ______________ factor. 15. Modern methods of production. 17. A change in price will change the ____________ supplied. 19. Supply will ___________ if the costs of production increase. 21. Includes things like transport and marketing and is a cost of production to firms. 23. To protect local firms the government can impose _______ restrictions. 24. A decrease in the cost of production will cause supply to _________. 26. Supply is what a producer is both willing and able to ________ at a certain price. 27. A tax on imports. 28. Safety standards and zoning laws are example of _______ factors affecting supply.

Down: 2. All other factors remaining unchanged. 6. A factor that the firm has little or no control over that affects production i called __________________factor. 7. What a producer is willing to provide at a certain price. 9. If supply shifts right then there may more ________ in the community. 12. An increase in productivitywill cause thesupply curve to shift _____ 13. Things that are used in the production process. 16. The government can encourage consumption of merit goods by paying producers a __________. 18. A restriction on imports. 20. An indirect taxwill cause the upply curve to shift _________ 22. GST and a tarff are examples of an _______ tax. 25. The only factor that can cause a change in the quantity supplied.