Assume there is an increase in the price of the wood used in the production of kitchen tables. Illustrate and explain how this would impact the equilibrium price and quantity of kitchen tables

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Assume there is an increase in the price of the wood used in the
production of kitchen tables. Illustrate and explain how this would
impact the equilibrium price and quantity of kitchen tables

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