An Excess Demand for a Good or Service Tends to Cause

question 5

Multiple Choice

An excess demand for a good or service tends to cause:

• A)an increase in price over time.
• B)a decrease in price over time.
• C)an offsetting excess supply later.
• D)an immediate rightward shift in supply.

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Definitions:

Evergreen Coniferous

Trees that maintain their leaves throughout the year and bear cones, typical of the pine, cedar, and spruce families.

Boreal Forests

Vast biomes of dense evergreen forests located in the northern regions of the world, known for long winters and short, wet summers.

Precipitation Exceeds

Situations where the amount of rainfall surpasses the capacity of the land or environment to absorb it, leading to excess water on the surface.

Snow-and Ice-covered

describes geographic areas predominantly covered with snow and ice, often referring to polar regions, glaciers, and winter landscapes.