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Natural calamities is the one reason for decrease in supply of a commodity

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Prices of Factors of Production (inputs):

When the amount payable to factors of production and cost of inputs increases, the cost of production also increases. This decreases the profitability. As a result, seller reduces/decreases the supply of the commodity.

For example- To make ice-cream, firms need various inputs like cream, sugar, machine, labour, etc. When price of one or more of these inputs rises, producing ice-creams will become less profitable and firms supply fewer ice-creams.

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