A glass company making windows for houses also makes windows for other things (cars, boats, stores, etc.). We would expect its supply curve for house windows to be
A)dependent on the demand for boat and plane windows.
B)no different from that of firms which make only house windows.
C)relatively more elastic than those of firms that make only house windows
D)relatively more inelastic than those of firms that make only house windows

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The supply curve for a company that makes windows for various applications (houses, cars, boats, etc.) is likely to be more elastic because it can easily switch its production between these different types of windows based on changing market conditions. This flexibility makes it easier for the company to adjust its supply of house windows in response to changes in price, compared to a company that only makes house windows.

A Glass Company Making Windows for Houses Also Makes Windows