Answer
Supply Schedule:
A supply schedule is the tabular representation of the relationship between different price points and the quantity that the supplier is willing to supply at that price point.
Supply Curve:
A supply curve is another way to show the quantity of product the supplier is willing to supply at different prices - the relationship between the price and quantity. In the supply curve, we have the price points on the y-axis and quantity on the x-axis. This is similar to what we have observed in the demand curve with a difference in what we mean by 'quantity'. In demand curve, by quantity, we meant the quantity that the buyer is willing to buy at a certain point.
Further, the demand is upward sloping in the demand curve. This is because at greater price points the supplier is willing to supply more quantity of a product.
Work Step by Step
The above explanation is made clear through the figure attached. The figure is taken from Principles of Economics, 7th Edition
by Mankiw, N. Gregory.
