Changes in Supply - A Shift in the Demand CurveThe supply schedule below presents the results of a survey of seniors only, and seniors and juniors,indicating the number of hours these students would be willing to work in the school library at differenthourly rates of pay.Supply Schedule of Student Workers' Hours# hours juniors arewilling to work (SI)Hourly rate# hours seniors are# hours juniors andwilling to work (S2) | seniors are willing to$30$25work (S3)26252520112515001440138011001080$2010352415$158251925$106308401470$7360840480240S5$3180420$2$1Exercise 1: Using the data from the supply schedule for part time workers, draw supply curves S2 and S3on the graph below.Supply of Part Time Workers353025201510550010001500200025003000Quantity of Part Time HoursRefer to the chart you have drawn and answer the following questions:1. When the hourly rate is $20, compare the quantity of hours students are willing to work atsupply levels S2 and S3.2. When supply increases at all price levels, the supply curve shifts in which direction: right orleft?3. Explain the difference between an increase in supply and increase in the quantity supplied.Which is depicted as a movement along the supply curve?b. Which is depicted as a shift in the supply curve?a.Hourly Rates

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Refer to the chart you have drawn and answer the following questions: 1. When the hourly rate is $20, compare the quantity of hours students are willing to work at supply levels S2 and S3. 2. When supply increases at all price levels, the supply curve shifts in which direction: right or left? 3. Explain the difference between an increase in supply and increase in the quantity supplied. a. Which is depicted as a movement along the supply curve? b. Which is depicted as a shift in the supply curve?

Refer to the chart you have drawn and answer the following questions: 1. When the hourly rate is $20, compare the quantity of hours students are willing to work at supply levels S2 and S3. 2. When supply increases at all price levels, the supply curve shifts in which direction: right or left? 3. Explain the difference between an increase in supply and increase in the quantity supplied. a. Which is depicted as a movement along the supply curve? b. Which is depicted as a shift in the supply curve?

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