Which scenario would NOT result in a shift in the supply curve for miniature golf rounds?

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A shift in the supply curve for a product or service, in this case, miniature golf rounds, is caused by factors that directly affect the cost of production or the willingness and ability of suppliers to offer the product. Choices A (increase in labor wages), B (expectation of future popularity), and D (new subsidy) all directly impact the cost or profitability of providing miniature golf rounds, thus potentially shifting the supply curve. However, choice C (a decrease in the price of go-kart racing, a substitute) would primarily affect the demand for miniature golf rather than its supply, as it makes a substitute activity cheaper, potentially reducing demand for miniature golf without directly affecting the suppliers' costs or willingness to supply miniature golf rounds.

Which Scenario Would NOT Result in a Shift in the Supply