Definition

Inverse Supply Function

The inverse supply function, often written as P=S1(Q)P = S^{-1}(Q) or simply P=f(Q)P = f(Q), expresses the price (PP) at which producers are willing to supply a certain quantity (QQ) of a good. It is the mathematical inverse of the direct supply function, Q=S(P)Q = S(P). Graphically, the inverse supply function represents the standard supply curve with price (PP) plotted on the vertical axis and quantity (QQ) on the horizontal axis.

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