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{{stub}}The supply of a [[Widget|widget]] at a given price, is how many (or how much) of that widget people will want to sell.  If supply exceeds [[Demand|demand]] at that price, there will be an [[Oversupply|oversupply]].  If demand exceeds supply, there will be a shortage.
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'''Supply''' is the amount of a product or [[commodity]] that is available.
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In [[free market]] systems of [[economics]], when supply is greater than demand, that results in [[oversupply]] and the price will usually begin to drop.  In cases where demand is greater than supply a [[shortage]] will result and then prices will usually begin to increase.
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Sometimes in business, supply is purposely restricted so that oversupply will not occur.  The interrelationship between supply and demand is called [[supply and demand]].
    
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