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➤ Why do economists use ceteris paribus when drawing a supply curve?
We hold other factors constant to isolate the relationship between the good’s price and its quantity supplied. Ceteris paribus prevents confounding changes in technology, input costs, or seller numbers. That isolation lets economists map a clear causal link and predict how quantity supplied responds to price movements in a simplified, controlled framework.