Question

Draw a hypothetical supply curve for long-stem roses on Valentine’s Day. Label your graph completely.
What would this look like? Thanks!! :)

Answer 1

haha sure lol :P
sounds romantic
let me see what i can do

Answer 2

haha okay thank you!! :)

Answer 3

ok im back ,
supply for long-stem roses on Valentine’s Day would rise ,
more than its usual supply , im i right ?

Answer 4

yes:)

Answer 5

in its normal sales let it be like this :-

Answer 6

demand rises for sure

Answer 7

okay :)

Answer 8

wait so would demand rise, but supply stay constant? Or would it be like demand rises and supply rises too because of the increased demand?

Answer 9

since valentines day is not a natural disaster or some other unexpected event, supply will also rise artificially since suppliers will be prepared

Answer 10

not so sure though lol im not expert in economics

Answer 11

ahh haha okay thanks @ganeshie8 :)

Answer 12

oh , will demands will rise , but supply is static ( they cant bring roses from mars )

Answer 13

why draw tools button not work well ?

Answer 14

ahh haha okay and not sure! OS is laggy sometimes :(

oh so those are the curves right?

Answer 15

any way this is what happen :-
1- demands high
2- supply curve shift right ( since more roses been sails at each price )

Answer 16

that makes sense

Answer 17

hahaha will they say curve about it , that does not mean its curve shape , curve related to the relation btw demands and sales

Answer 18

ahh okay:) so how would i label it? :O

Answer 19

explain what u did , and why u shifted it in words not in mathematics language xD

Answer 20

okay... so would it be like this? ?

Answer 21

yeah sounds good :)

Answer 22

yay! and so does the supply of roses increase? Or does it just stay constant?

or would it increase because sellers are prepared because of valentines day?

Answer 23

say those two points as well
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Answer 24

okay!! :)

Answer 25

well its constant , why ?
1- supply dont rise with changing of sails or demands
2- supply only change with respect to production operation

Answer 26

ahh okay, thank you so much!! :D

so i was wondering, how would you graph it to show that the supply is constant? :/

Answer 27

like for example , supply would rise if the had hmm such good water xD