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Posted by krishna-agrawala on Tuesday June 9, 2009 at 2:08 AMBest answer as selected by question asker.
The quantity of a product manufacturers are willing to supply to the market. They select a level of supply that maximizes their profit. When the quantity supplied in a market is equal to the quantity demanded or purchased by consumers it is called an equilibrium condition. Manufactures will increase supplies beyond a given level of equilibrium under two conditions that disturb the equilibrium.
- The consumers are willing to pay higher price for the product, making it more attractive for the manufacturers to produce and sell more.
- The manufacturer is able to cut cost of manufacturer and therefore reduce the price without reducing the profit margin. With reduced price the consumers are willing to buy more and therefore the manufacturers are ready to supply more.
