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9708 · Jun 2022 · Paper 13 · Question 7
7Which is most likely to shift the supply curve for wheat to the right?
Aa rise in the price of fertiliserBa fall in the price of fertiliserCa rise in the price of wheatDa fall in consumer incomes
ABCD
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