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A. Ceiling
B. Floor
C. Door
D. Wall
A. Ceiling
B. Floor
C. Door
D. Wall
A. Is called _______ consequences
B. Unintentional
C. Unintended
D. Unwanted
E. Intentional
A. Fluctuation
B. Stabilization
C. Decrease
D. Increase
A. Indeterminate factors
B. Supply and demand
C. Production and taxation
D. Price ceilings and price floors
A. Market prices
B. Market supply
C. Market controls
D. Market ceilings
A. Surplus
B. Indeterminate
C. Shortage
D. Fluctuating
A. Increase in supply and increase in demand
B. Decrease in supply and no change in demand
C. Increase in supply and decrease in demand
D. Decrease in supply and increase in demand
A. Shift downwards
B. Shift upwards
C. Shift to the left
D. Shift to the right
A. Demand stays the same; supply stays the same.
B. Supply increases; demand increases.
C. Supply increases; demand stays the same.
D. Demand increases; supply stays the same.
A. A single individual decides what to produce.
B. Several individuals decide what to produce.
C. A group of ten individuals decide what to produce.
D. Countless individuals decide what to produce.
A. Rise; fall
B. Fall; rise
C. Rise; rise
D. Fall; fall
A. Shortages
B. Scarcity
C. Equilibrium
D. Surpluses
A. Government-enforced price floors set at the market clearing price
B. Government-enforced price floors set below the market clearing price
C. Government-enforced price ceilings set below the market clearing price
D. Government-enforced price ceilings set at the market clearing price
A. The building of new housing to increase
B. The rate of return for housing investments to fall
C. The repair of rent-controlled apartments to increase
D. A surplus of apartments for low-income people
A. Middle-income people
B. Low-income people
C. Middle- to high-income people
D. High-income people
A. 15–19 years
B. 25–29 years
C. 35–39 years
D. 45–49 years
A. Undesirable results
B. Negative consequences
C. Harsh results
D. Unintended consequences