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Micro Foundations · intermediate

Supply becomes highly elastic

What moves on the Price Elasticity of Demand & Supply diagram

  • Sshifts right (small)

When production scales easily, supply is flat (elastic), demand shocks move quantity instead of price.

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Step by step

  1. 1

    Start with ordinary supply.

  2. 2

    Now the good is easily mass-produced, factories can scale output fast. Supply flattens.

  3. 3

    Demand surges now raise QUANTITY, not price: producers absorb the shock.

Where this shows up

Examiners ask this as: elastic supply, easy to scale, flat supply, manufacturing scale.

Other scenarios on Price Elasticity of Demand & Supply

Demand becomes inelastic (addictive good) →Demand boom (compare elasticities) →Rivals arrive and demand turns elastic →Capacity is fixed, so supply turns inelastic →Budgets tighten but the necessity still sells →Incomes rise and demand for the luxury jumps →