If forecasted sales are overly optimistic, the company could end up with too much plant, equipment, and inventory, leading to: Select one: a. High turnover ratios. b. High turnover ratios, and low costs for depreciation and storage. c. Write-offs of spoiled inventory which would result in low profits and depressed stock price. If he growth is financed with debt, high interest expenses would compound the firm's problems. d. Low costs for depreciation and storage