If aggregate quantity demanded exceeds aggregate quantity supplied, we can expect an unplanned

a. depletion of inventories, causing firms to raise prices.
b. depletion of inventories, causing firms to lower prices.
c. accumulation of inventories, causing firms to raise prices.
d. accumulation of inventories, causing firms to lower prices.


a

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