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"Which example shows why producers cannot always control the number of goods they supply?
O Company A decides to offer a wider range of skateboards, so it increases production and raises some prices.
O Company B decides to
increase production of its new product and raises the price because the product is selling
so well.
O Company C is having trouble hiring enough workers to keep its production lines operating at the normal level.
O
Company D would like to introduce a new product, so it conducts research to determine the best price and the
quantities to produce.



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In the given examples:

1. Company C is facing difficulty in hiring enough workers to maintain normal production levels. This situation shows that producers cannot always control the number of goods they supply because labor availability directly affects production capacity. Even if Company C wants to increase supply, the lack of workers prevents them from doing so.

2. Company D conducting research to determine the best price and quantities to produce for a new product also demonstrates a lack of full control over the number of goods they supply. The market demand, consumer preferences, and competition influence the optimal pricing and production levels. Company D's decisions will be influenced by these external factors beyond their direct control.

These examples illustrate that external factors like labor availability, market demand, and consumer behavior can limit a producer's ability to completely control the quantity of goods they supply. While producers can make strategic decisions, various factors outside their control can impact their production levels and supply decisions.

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