According to Some Economists, Full-Cost Pricing Would Do All of the Following

question 18

Multiple Choice

According to some economists, full-cost pricing would do all of the following, except

• A)reduce resource waste and pollution
• B)improve human health
• C)cause job and profit loss in harmful businesses
• D)create jobs and profits in beneficial businesses
• E)make consumer choices more difficult

Understand the concept of price floors, their justifications, and effects on markets.

Analyze the implications of binding price floors and their rationing mechanisms.

Evaluate the short-term and long-term effects of rent control on housing markets.

Differentiate between binding and non-binding price ceilings and floors.

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