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Supply is constant in
1. Short period
2. Very short period
3. Long period
4. Very long period

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Correct Answer - Option 2 : Very short period

The correct answer is a very short period.

  • Supply means the quantity of a particular commodity which a seller is ready to sell at a given price.
  • Supply is constant in a very short period
  • Factors governing supply
    • The following are the major factors that govern the supply of a  commodity:
      • (1) Price of a commodity; (2) Prices of related commodities; (3) Objectives of the producers; (4) State of technology; (5) Prices of factors of production; (6) Natural conditions; (7) Agreement among producers; (8) Future price expectations; (9) Number of producers (suppliers); (10) Monopolistic policies; (11) Economic and political conditions; and (12) Taxes and subsidies.
  • Supply function
    • A supply function is a set of determinants of supply.
    • A simple supply function can be stated as follows: Sx = f (Px, Pr, F, T, G)
      • Supply function describes the functional relationship between the supply of a commodity (say N) and other determinants of supply, i.e., price of a commodity (px), price of a related commodity (Pr), price of the factors of production (F), technology (T), and goals or general objectives of the producer (G).

  •  Assumptions to the law of supply:
    • The income of buyers remains constant.
    • The tastes and preferences of buyers remain constant.
    • cost of all factors of production remains constant.
    • The technology level remains constant.
    • The commodity is divisible.
    • The Law of supply states only a static situation.
  • ​Why does the supply curve slope upward?
    • The main reasons for the operation of this law are as follows:
      • The price of a commodity serves as an incentive for producers and sellers. If the price of a commodity increase, it will motivate producers to produce more and sellers to sell more of the commodity.
      • If the price of a commodity falls, producers and sellers would like to decrease the supply of that commodity because it will reduce their profit margin.

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