: In the general sense, yagan means supply of goods. But in economics the word yagan is used in a special sense. The amount of goods that sellers are willing to sell at a given time , at a certain price , is called the yagan of that product. The supply of goods is mainly dependent on production. However, the price and time of the goods affect Jaegan. So in the case of Jaegan as well as demand, other things are considered fixed and Jaegan is only related to price. So yagan means the quantity that the producer is willing to sell his product at a certain price.