What happens when the price of a good increases? The quantity of goods that are produced increases. The producer of the good is certain to make less money. The quantity of goods that are produced decreases. The quantity of goods that are produced stays about the same.

Quantity of goods that are produced an increase

Explanation:

Looking at a Supply/Demand chart, you can see as Prices increases, supplier are willing to produce more. The lower the price, the fewer producers are willing to produce. The demand line represents how much the customer is willing to buy at the price while the supply line represents how much the producer is willing to produce at that price. So if you set the price high, fewer people will purchase goods, but producers will produce more for higher profits.