Offer

On demand, increased price makes decisions regarding the product, high prices can consume small amounts of product, contrary to what would make a low price.

In the advertisement to the producer or offeror represents an entry price per unit sold of product and therefore an incentive to offer more of the same in the market since, with the same production costs, a higher price means more profit.

Graphically, the offer shows the quantities of a product that the manufacturer is willing and able to produce them for sale, in a series of possible prices during a specified period, shows a number of alternative production possibilities.

Price per haircut one hundred dollars, demand for certain price amount three price haircut eighty dollars, demand for certain price amount six price haircut sixty dollars, demand for certain price amount nine haircut price forty dollars, demand for certain price amount Twelve.

The above table is a hypothetical of what a producer is willing to offer in the market of the example, change in the price.

Consider the following graph:

Price
a graphical image representing the joining points between quantity and price. Amount
This chart graphically shows the price-supply relationship.

As shown in the graph, the quantity of a good or service is the amount producers wish to sell in a period of time at a specific price. This amount is not necessarily the same that is sold in reality, is an approximation considering other market factors (inflation, product demand, price of substitute or complementary goods, etc..).