tarjontiin

Tarjontiin is the illative plural form of the Finnish noun tarjonta, meaning supply or provisioning in economic and commercial contexts. The form is used when speaking about movement toward or entry into multiple supplies or supply channels, for example in phrases such as tarjontiin liittyvät toimenpiteet or toimenpiteet tarjontiin liittyvät.

The base word tarjonta denotes the supply side of a market, the availability of goods and services, or the range of products offered by producers. It is often contrasted with kysyntä, the demand side. The illative plural tarjontiin therefore functions as a grammatical tool to discuss aspects that pertain to multiple sources or streams of supply, rather than a separate economic concept.

In practice, tarjontiin appears mainly in formal Finnish writing, academic texts, and policy discussions. It is commonly found in constructions like tarjontiin suunnatut toimenpiteet (measures aimed at the supply side) or tarjontiin liittyvät kysymykset (supply-related questions). While the term is rooted in economics, its use is primarily grammatical, serving to specify direction toward the supplies in question rather than introducing an independent theory.

See also: tarjonta, kysyntä, markkinat, taloustiede, hankinta.