A rightward shift of the supply curve means an increase in the supply of a commodity at every price level. This can happen due to several factors.
- A fall in the cost of production, such as lower prices of raw materials or cheaper labour, makes it easier for producers to supply more.
- Technological improvements help in producing goods more efficiently and in larger quantities.
- Government subsidies reduce the cost burden on producers, encouraging them to increase supply. These factors make it more profitable for producers to supply more goods, leading to a rightward shift of the supply curve.
