The future expectation of prices also affects Supply immensely. If it is expected that prices of a commodity will fall in the future, the demand for the commodity will fall which will result in falling production and Supply of the commodity. Similarly, if the prices are expected to rise, the demand for the commodity will increase causing pressure on the Supply of the commodity in the present. References - Mankiw, N. Gregory (1998). Principles of Economics, Wall Street Journal Edition. Dryden Press, San Diego. pp. 71–73. ISBN 0-03-098238-3.
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