supplyschedule
nounUK /səˈplaɪ ˌʃedjuːl/
US /səˈplaɪ ˌskedʒuːl/
A supply schedule is a list that shows how much of something people will sell at different prices.
The teacher drew a supply schedule on the board to show how many apples farmers would bring to market at each price.
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2. A timetable for delivering goods to a store or factory.
The warehouse manager checked the supply schedule to see when the new toys would arrive.
3. A company's plan showing when and how much it will provide to customers.
The bakery's supply schedule says they bake fresh bread every morning at six.
4. In economics, a graph or chart that pairs prices with the amounts producers are willing to sell.
When the price went up, the supply schedule showed that more farmers wanted to sell corn.