**Economic Analysis: Understanding Retail Manager Behavior**Suppose the retail managers in an economy demand extra merchandise from their wholesale distributors. Which of the following explains the behavior of the retail managers in this economy?- ○ The total production in the economy is falling- ○ The total spending in the economy is falling- ○ The price level in the economy is falling- ○ The inventory levels in the economy are falling**Analysis:**This question involves understanding the economic indicators that influence retail managers' decisions. When retail managers require more merchandise, it could hint at shifts in various economic factors, such as production, spending, price levels, or inventory. The correct explanation for this behavior could provide insights into the current economic conditions affecting retail operations.

* ANSWER :- * The OPTION D (the inventory levels in the economy are falling.)is correct answer.…

Suppose the retail managers in an economy demand extra merchandise from their wholesale distributors. Which of the following explains the behavior of the retail managers in this economy? O The total production in the economy is falling O The total spending in the economy is falling The price level in the economy is falling The inventory levels in the economy are falling

Suppose the retail managers in an economy demand extra merchandise from their wholesale distributors. Which of the following explains the behavior of the retail managers in this economy? O The total production in the economy is falling O The total spending in the economy is falling The price level in the economy is falling The inventory levels in the economy are falling

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