Final answer:
The statement that sellers in the goods market are unwilling to sell below the equilibrium price is false as there may be strategic reasons to do so. Option b
Step-by-step explanation:
For the statement regarding a seller's market: In a seller's market, it is true that a buyer could include a clause that would allow the seller to remedy any deficiencies. This type of clause provides an opportunity for the seller to fix issues that might be discovered during a home inspection or other due diligence processes.
Such clauses can be included as part of the negotiation process to make an offer more attractive to the seller, especially in competitive markets where buyers are seeking to stand out.
In the context of the goods market, the statement that "no seller would be willing to sell for less than the equilibrium price" is false. Sellers may choose to sell below the equilibrium price for various reasons such as to clear excess inventory, meet short-term cash flow needs, or respond to increased competition. Option b