If the price of a good changes but everything else influencing suppliers' planned sales remains constant, there is a

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A change in the price of a good, with all other factors remaining constant, results in a movement along the supply curve rather than the creation of a new supply curve or a rotation of the supply curve. This is because the supply curve itself represents the relationship between price and quantity supplied, assuming all other factors are constant.

If the Price of a Good Changes but Everything Else