Question 13 1 pts If a price is not an equilibrium price, there is a tendency for price to move to its equilibrium level. Regardless of whether the price is too high or too low to begin with, the adjustment process will ______ the quantity of the good traded. either increase or decrease neither increase nor decrease increase decrease
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