Canadian market supply curve for corn

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How would each of the following affect the Canadian market supply curve for corn?

a) a new high-yielding strain of corn is discovered.

b) The price of fertilizer falls.

c) The government offers corn farmers a subsidy of $1/bushel

Question derived from Principles of Microeconomics, Frank, Bernanke, Osberg, Cross, Maclean, 4th Canadian Edition, Chapter 5, Problem Question #6.

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