(Figure: The Market for Hybrid Cars) Look at the figure The Market for Hybrid Cars. If there were a binding price ceiling in the market for hybrid cars, one possible price would be equal to ________, consumers would demand ________, and producers would supply ________.

A) P1; Q3; Q1
B) P1; Q1; Q3
C) P3; Q3; Q1
D) P2; Q2; Q2


C) P3; Q3; Q1

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