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How is supply different from stock?
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The term supply differs from stock. Supply is the portion of a commodity's inventory that is available for sale at a specific price and time. For example, an agriculturist has grown 100 quintals of wheat. He carries a quantity of wheat with him. He may offer to sell 10 quintals for ₹ 600, 20 quintals at ₹ 700, 50 quintals at ₹ 800, and so on. In this scenario, the stock is 100 quintals; however, the wheat supply varies depending on pricing.
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Difference Between Supply and Stock
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