Q.Choose the correct alternative and justify: According to the Law of Supply, other things remaining constant, price and quantity supplied are related —
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Start your 14-day free trial to unlock the full solution →Option (a), Inversely — incorrect. An inverse relationship between price and quantity is the Law of DEMAND, not the Law of Supply; confusing the two directions is a common error precisely because demand is studied first.
Option (b), Directly — CORRECT. The Law of Supply states that, ceteris paribus, quantity supplied moves in the SAME direction as price: a rise in price raises quantity supplied (extension), and a fall in price lowers it (contraction). This direct relationship is exactly why the supply curve slopes upward from left to right.
Option (c), No relationship — incorrect. The Law of Supply asserts a definite, predictable relationship between price and quantity supplied; 'no relationship' would make the entire law meaningless. …
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