Changes in quantity will indicate a shift in the supply curve or demand curve. Which of the following choices best describes the shifts? An increase is reflected by the curve staying the same. An increase is reflected by a shift to the left, and a decrease is reflected by a shift to the right. An increase is reflected by a shift to the right, and a decrease is reflected by a shift to the left. A decrease is reflected by the curve staying the same.

Changes in quantity will indicate a shift in the supply curve or demand curve. Which of the following choices best describes the shifts? An increase is reflected by the curve staying the same. An increase is reflected by a shift to the left, and a decrease is reflected by a shift to the right. An increase is reflected by a shift to the right, and a decrease is reflected by a shift to the left. A decrease is reflected by the curve staying the same.

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An increase is reflected by the curve staying the same.
	An increase is reflected by a shift to the left, and a decrease is reflected by a shift to the right.
	An increase is reflected by a shift to the right, and a decrease is reflected by a shift to the left.
	A decrease is reflected by the curve staying the same.