If the government subsidizes the car makers in the production of cars, then the supply of steel increases.

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Jacob Rothstein · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Subsidizing car makers directly affects the production of cars by making it more financially feasible for them to produce more cars, but it does not directly increase the supply of steel. The supply of steel would depend on the steel industry's conditions, not directly on subsidies to car makers.

If the government subsidizes the car makers in the production of cars, then the supply of steel increases.

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