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Use this image to answer the following question. When government sets a price for a good below equilibrium, there will be A. economic growth B economic loss C a shortage D a surplus
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Use this image to answer the following question. When government sets a price for a good below equilibrium, there will be

A. economic growth
B economic loss
C a shortage
D a surplus

Use this image to answer the following question. When government sets a price for-example-1
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c or a shortage

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User Michael Gardner
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The correct answer is C.
By setting the price for the good below equilibrium the government has put into place a price floor which as a result leads to a shortage. Since now there will be more demand than the supply available.
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