When price is below equilibrium level, there will be

Surplus commodity in the market
Shortage of commodity in the market
Supply curve will shift
Demand curve will shift

The correct answer is: A. Surplus commodity in the market.

When the price is below the equilibrium level, there will be a surplus of the commodity in the market. This is because at a lower price, consumers will demand more of the commodity than producers are willing to supply. This will lead to a surplus of the commodity, which will put downward pressure on the price.

The other options are incorrect because:

  • Option B: A shortage of commodity in the market would occur if the price were above the equilibrium level.
  • Option C: The supply curve would shift if there were a change in the costs of production.
  • Option D: The demand curve would shift if there were a change in consumer preferences.

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