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Movement along the supply curve typically slopes upward because ________.

Movement along the supply curve typically slopes upward because ________.

▸ the amount of government regulation in an industry rises with increase in demand

▸ the quantity that the sellers are willing to supply rises with decrease in demand

▸ the amount of government regulation in an industry rises with an increase in price

▸ the quantity that the sellers are willing to supply rises with increase in government regulation

▸ the quantity that the sellers are willing to supply rises with an increase in price

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