A
price floor is
A.
almost always equal to the price ceiling.
B.
the highest possible legal price that can be charged for a
good or service.
C.
the lowest legal price at which a good or service can be
traded.
D.
a legal price of zero that can be charged for a good or
service.
E.
usually equal to the equilibrium price established before the
government imposed the price floor
Give an example of a disaster that leads to primary succession
and list and explain each of the steps in the succeeding phases of
that succession. How does primary succession differ from secondary
succession? What type of succession do we see most commonly
associated with clear-cutting of forests?
Give an example of a situation where a government may choose
to create a price floor or a price ceiling on a certain item or
industry. Explain why you think the government might need to do
this
Which of the following is a good example for a price floor?
Group of answer choices
Minimum Wages
Maximum Prices on Gasoline in Venezuela
Rent control in New York City
A limit price when buying stocks