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supply (Non Price factors (Restrictions on trade, Other related goods…

- - - - Removal of restrictions
        ( eg. The minimum goes to buy certain goods) may be relaxed or removed
    - - Laws of shop opening hours, employment law, safety law, factory zoning law, etc.may increase costs of production
  - - - Sales tax
      - Increase compliance costs
    - - Subsidy
      - Deduce compliance costs
  - - - Fine weather
      - Environmental concerns (helpful )
    - - Heavy Rain
      - Environmental concerns ( unhelpful)
  - - - New machines that increase efficiency
    - - New machines that cause efficiency loss
  - - - Trade Embargoes, Tariffs, Quotas, or other restrictions are removed from firms exporting and importing
    - - Trade Embargoes, Tariffs, Quotas, or other restrictions are placed on a firms ability to export and import
  - - - If the price of another related good decrease, and becomes relatively less profitable then the original good, then supply for the original good will increase
    - - If the price of another related good increases and becomes relatively more profitable then the original good, then supply for the original good will decrease
  - - - Costs of production may decrease in costs of resources decrease or production becomes more efficient.
    - - Costs of production may increase if costs of resources increase or production becomes less efficient.
  - - - If the number of Asians in New Zealand increase, more rice may be produced and charged.
    - - If the number of Samoans in New Zealand decreased, less Taro will be produced.
      - Maori may implement a rahui ( ban) on harvesting some raw materials