The Three Consequences of the Decline in Demand During the Great

question 176

Multiple Choice

The three consequences of the decline in demand during the Great Depression were _____ prices, _____ output, and a surge in unemployment.

• A) falling; declining
• B) falling; increasing
• C) rising; increasing
• D) rising; declining

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