The supply curve might shift inwards with less supplied at each price if:

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A shift inwards (or to the left) of the supply curve indicates a decrease in the quantity supplied at each price. This can happen if there are fewer firms producing the good, as it would reduce the overall market supply. Lower production costs, a fall in market price, or an improvement in technology typically cause the supply curve to shift outwards (to the right), indicating an increase in quantity supplied at each price.

The Supply Curve Might Shift Inwards with Less Supplied at Each