Consider the market for Gizmos with equilibrium price, P* and equilibrium quantity Q*. For some reason, the current price in the market, P₁, is above the equilibrium price. Which of the following best explains how the invisible hand brings this market to equilibrium? a. Items are flying off the shelves, there are lines of people waiting to get the product and as soon as a new shipment of gizmos come in, they sell right away. Consequently, there is upward pressure on prices which leads to a decrease in the quantity supplied and an increase in the quantity demanded of gizmos. b. Items are flying off the shelves, there are lines of people waiting to get the product and as soon as a new shipment of gizmos come in, they sell right away. Consequently, there is upward pressure on prices which leads to an increase in the quantity supplied and a decrease in the quantity demanded of gizmos. c. Inventories are piling up and gizmos are not selling well. Consequently, there is downward pressure on prices which leads to a decrease in the quantity supplied and an increase in the quantity demanded of gizmos. d. Inventories are piling up and gizmos are not selling well. Consequently, there is downward pressure on prices which leads to an increase in the quantity supplied and a decrease in the quantity demanded of gizmos.