What would happen to the supply of cars if the cost of steel decreased? * OA. The supply would increase, the curve would shift left. OB. The supply would increase, the curve would shift right. OC. The supply would decrease, the curve would shift left. OD. The supply would decrease, the curve would shift right.

What would happen to the supply of cars if the cost of steel decreased? * OA. The supply would increase, the curve would shift left. OB. The supply would increase, the curve would shift right. OC. The supply would decrease, the curve would shift left. OD. The supply would decrease, the curve would shift right.

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