The factors determining the supply of a commodity are:
i. Cost of production: – A change in the cost of production will lead to a change in the supply of commodity.
ii. The price of the commodity:- Increase in the price of a commodity will increase its supply while a decrease in its price will decrease the supply.
iii. Weather variation:- a favourable weather condition will boost supply while an unfavourable climate will reduce the supply of agricultural products.
iv. The number of produce:- The greater the number of producers the greater the quantity supplied.
v. Changes in the prices of other goods:- If the price of a substitute of complement good changes the supply of a given commodity will also change.
vi. The level of technology:- Improvement in the method of production will increase the supply of a product.
vii. Government policy:- Excise tax on producers may discourage producers from producing more while subsidy increases supply.
viii. Availability of inputs such as raw materials labour and capital will determine the supply of a commodity.
ix. The proportion of output-consumed by the producer will affect the supply.
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