An Unintended Consequence of Price Ceilings Is

question 107

Multiple Choice

An unintended consequence of price ceilings is:

• A) the loss of surplus always outweighs the benefits of the policy.
• B) non-price rationing must occur, and can lead to bribes.
• C) the transfer of surplus from producer to consumer rarely is recognized.
• D) the producers increase the quality of the goods sold.

Apply the Phillips curve concept to real-world economic scenarios and policy discussions.

Understand the impact of action video games on mental rotation skills across genders.

Recognize the role and limitations of meta-analytic techniques in gender research.

Identify common gender stereotypes and their societal implications.

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