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Which of the following was an effect of the availability of air conditioning during the postwar years?1. a decrease in the size of the middle class and in average income2. widespread economic decline because customers were less likely to enter retail stores3. an increase in the population of the Sun Belt states4. major environmental benefits due to how little energy window-units used
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