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Adjustments in the Goods Market
An economy is currently producing $2 trillion worth of goods and services annually. However, the total planned spending by households, firms, and the government is only $1.8 trillion. Based on this information, what is happening to business inventories, and how are firms likely to respond to this situation in the near future?
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Adjustments in the Goods Market
If an economy's goods market is in equilibrium, it implies that firms are experiencing no unplanned changes in their inventories.