For a "change in the quantity supplied" but not "a change in supply" to occur, there must be a

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A change in the quantity supplied refers to a movement along the supply curve, while a change in supply refers to a shift of the entire supply curve. A rightward shift of the demand curve (C) would increase the quantity demanded at any given price, leading to a movement along the supply curve (a change in the quantity supplied). A leftward shift of the demand curve (B) would decrease the quantity demanded at any given price, also leading to a movement along the supply curve (a change in the quantity supplied).

For a "Change in the Quantity Supplied" but Not "A