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If the quantity supplied in a market exceeds the quantity demanded in a market, we would expect prices to: a) rise in order to clear the market. b) stay the same. c) rise. d) fall.
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If the quantity supplied in a market exceeds the quantity demanded in a market, we would expect prices to:

a) rise in order to clear the market.

b) stay the same.

c) rise.

d) fall.

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Fall, more product then demand price goes down
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