Recall the Application about the policies used by the European Union to support the agricultural sectors of is member countries to answer the following question(s). According to this Application, the policies used by the European Union to support the agricultural sectors of its member countries created excess supply. This would occur if these policies set a ________ price which was ________ the market equilibrium price.

A. maximum; above
B. maximum; below
C. minimum; above
D. minimum; below


Answer: C

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