Several factors can influence the law of supply, including:
Production Costs: Changes in the cost of inputs like raw materials, labor, and energy can affect how much of a product a business is willing to supply at a given price. Technology: Advances in technology can make production more efficient, thereby increasing the quantity supplied at the same price. Number of Suppliers: An increase in the number of suppliers in the market can lead to a greater overall supply of a product. Government Policies: Taxes, subsidies, and regulations can either increase or decrease supply depending on their nature. Expectations: If suppliers expect higher future prices, they may hold back current supply to take advantage of higher prices later.