Define the term supply. How is it different from stock? - Vidyadip

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Define the term supply. How is it different from stock?

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Supply means the quantity of a commodity offered for sale at a particular price, during a given period of time by the producer.
Stock : Stock indicates the total fixed quantity of a commodity which is meant for sale.
Supply : Supply refers to the quantity of the good which a seller is willing to sell at a perticular price.

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