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Price Ceiling
A price ceiling is a legal maximum price set by the government for certain goods or services to prevent prices from becoming prohibitively high.
Price Floor
A government-imposed minimum price charged on a product, below which that particular product cannot be supplied to the market.
Shortage
A scenario in which the market's need for a service or product surpasses its availability.
Surplus
An excess of production or supply over demand, often leading to lower prices or an inventory accumulation.
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