A Prominent Argument Against the Use of Price Ceilings Is

question 64

Multiple Choice

A prominent argument against the use of price ceilings is:

• A)they are unfair.
• B)they lead to a surplus and a waste of society's resources.
• C)they keep markets from minimizing the deadweight loss.
• D)None of these is used as an argument against price ceilings.

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