In 2016 Happyland's planned investment was $90 billion and its actual investment was $140 billion. In 2016 Happyland's unplanned inventory change was Select one: O a. $50 billion. Ob. $230 billion. Oc-$50 billion. O d. -$115 billion.

In 2016 Happyland's planned investment was $90 billion and its actual investment was $140 billion. In 2016 Happyland's unplanned inventory change was Select one: O a. $50 billion. Ob. $230 billion. Oc-$50 billion. O d. -$115 billion.

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In 2016 Happyland s planned investment was $90 billion and its actual investment was $140 billion. In 2016 Happyland's unplanned inventory change was
Select one:
Oa. $50 billion.
Ob.5230 billion.
Oc-550 billion.
O d.-5115 billion.

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