An effective price ceiling causes a loss of

A) producer surplus for certain and possibly consumer surplus as well.
B) consumer surplus only.
C) producer surplus only.
D) consumer surplus for certain and possibly producer surplus as well.
E) neither producer nor consumer surplus.


A

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