Figure 3-9 Two graphs are depicted, side-by-side. One graph shows Quantity Supplied of X on the horizontal axis and Price of X on the vertical axis. Two upward-sloping supply curves, S sub 1 and S sub 2 are plotted on this graph. S sub 2 lies to the right of S sub 1. There are two points, A and B, noted on this graph. Both points lie on S sub 1. Point B is up and to the right of point A. The second graph shows Quantity Demanded of X on the horizontal axis and Price of X on the vertical axis. Two downward-sloping demand curves, D sub 1 and D sub 2 are plotted on this graph. D sub 2 lies to the right of D sub 1. There are two points, E and F, noted on this graph. Both points lie on D sub 1. Point F is down and to the right of point E. Refer to Figure 3-9. The production of X is more profitable than it used to be. A number of producers enter the business of producing X. An economist would expect a movement in the market for X from Group