Government intervention in the form of binding price floors or binding price ceilings will:

A) always enhance the efficiency of the market.
B) result in either surpluses or shortages.
C) move the market toward its equilibrium quantity more quickly.
D) often be seen as necessary to decrease the activity of black markets.


Ans: B) result in either surpluses or shortages.

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