When quantity demanded in a market is more than the quantity supplied, _____ occurs. a. a surplus b. an equilibrium c. a shortage d. a prod?

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When quantity demanded in a market is more than the quantity supplied, _____ occurs.

a. a surplus
b. an equilibrium
c. a shortage
d. a prod?

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c. a shortage

is the answer

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