Group 5 consists of Raylyn Heart Roy, Fiona Althea Maningas, Geraldine Valera, Edelyn Samillano, Nicole Bravante, Franz Jay Francisco, and Lance Benedict Tordecilla. The document discusses five determinants of price elasticity of supply according to a 2020 study by Agarwal: 1) marginal cost, 2) time, 3) number of firms, 4) mobility of factors of production, and 5) capacity. Price elasticity of supply depends on how quickly producers can increase output in response to higher prices without significantly increasing costs.
Group 5 consists of Raylyn Heart Roy, Fiona Althea Maningas, Geraldine Valera, Edelyn Samillano, Nicole Bravante, Franz Jay Francisco, and Lance Benedict Tordecilla. The document discusses five determinants of price elasticity of supply according to a 2020 study by Agarwal: 1) marginal cost, 2) time, 3) number of firms, 4) mobility of factors of production, and 5) capacity. Price elasticity of supply depends on how quickly producers can increase output in response to higher prices without significantly increasing costs.
Group 5 consists of Raylyn Heart Roy, Fiona Althea Maningas, Geraldine Valera, Edelyn Samillano, Nicole Bravante, Franz Jay Francisco, and Lance Benedict Tordecilla. The document discusses five determinants of price elasticity of supply according to a 2020 study by Agarwal: 1) marginal cost, 2) time, 3) number of firms, 4) mobility of factors of production, and 5) capacity. Price elasticity of supply depends on how quickly producers can increase output in response to higher prices without significantly increasing costs.
Fiona Althea Maningas Franz Jay Francisco Geraldine Valera Lance Benedict Tordecilla Edelyn Samillano DETERMINANTS OF PRICE ELASTICITY OF SUPPLY Agarwal, P. (2020) said, price 1. Marginal Cost elasticity of supply can be influenced • If the cost of producing one more by the following factors: unit keeps rising as output rises or marginal cost rises rapidly with an increase in output, the rate of output production will be limited. The Price Elasticity of Supply will be inelastic – the percentage of quantity supplied changes less than the change in price. If Marginal Cost rises slowly, supply will be elastic. 2. Time
• Over time price elasticity of supply
tends to become more elastic. The producers would increase the quantity supplied by a larger percentage than an increase in price. 3. Number of Firms
• The larger the number of firms, the
more likely the supply is elastic. The firms can jump in to fill in the void in supply. 4. Mobility of Factors of Production
• If factors of production are movable, the
price elasticity of supply tends to be more elastic. The labor and other inputs can be brought in from other location to increase the capacity quickly. 5. Capacity
• If firms have spare capacity, the
price elasticity of supply is elastic. The firm can increase output without experiencing an increase in costs, and quickly with a change in price. -END- THANK YOU