Chapter 4: Problem 28
Usury laws and rent control are examples of _____. a) price floors b) price ceilings c) rationing d) the law of supply and demand
Chapter 4: Problem 28
Usury laws and rent control are examples of _____. a) price floors b) price ceilings c) rationing d) the law of supply and demand
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Get started for freeIf the equilibrium price of corn is \(\$ 3\) a bushel, and the government imposes a floor of \(\$ 4\) a bushel, the price of corn will ______. a) increase to \(\$ 4\) b) remain at \(\$ 3\) c) rise to about \(\$ 3.50\) d) be impossible to determine
At equilibrium, quantity demanded is ______ equal to quantity supplied. a) sometimes b) always c) never
When demand rises and supply stays the same, _____. a) equilibrium quantity rises b) equilibrium quantity declines c) equilibrium quantity stays the same
If the government set a price ceiling of 25 cents for a loaf of bread, the most likely consequence would be ____. a) a surplus of bread b) no one would go hungry c) most Americans would put on weight d) a shortage of bread
When supply rises and demand stays the same, _____. a) equilibrium quantity rises b) equilibrium quantity falls c) equilibrium quantity stays the same
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