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Graphical Representation of a Supply Increase in the Bread Market (Figure 8.15)

This diagram illustrates the bread market, with the quantity of loaves (Q) on the horizontal axis ranging from 0 to 10,000, and the price in euros (P) on the vertical axis ranging from 0 to 5. It features a downward-sloping, convex demand curve that starts at (0, 4.75) and passes through (10,000, 0.5). The initial market conditions are shown by an upward-sloping, convex supply curve, labeled 'original supply (marginal cost)', which begins at (0, 1). The intersection of these two curves at point A (5,000, 2) marks the initial market equilibrium. The diagram also depicts a 'new supply' curve to illustrate the effects of a fall in marginal costs.

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