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chapter 7

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capacity constraint   a physical limit to the quantity of a good that a firm is able to supply.  
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individual supply curve   a graph showing the different quantities of a good a firm is willing to supply at each price.  
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individual supply schedule   a list or table showing the different quantities of a good a firm is willing to supply at each price.  
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unplanned factors   those factors that can affect the supply of a good that cannot be planned by firms in advance  
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supply function   a list of all the factors affecting the supply of a good  
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state of technology   the methods of production available to firms  
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related goods   goods that a firm could produce instead of the good it is currently producing  
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perfectly inelastic supply   a situation where quantity supplied is fixed regardless of price  
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market (aggregate) supply curve   a graph showing the total quantities of a good that all firms are willing to supply at each price  
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market (aggregate) supply schedule   a list or table showing the total quantities of a good that all firms are willing to supply at each price  
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