All of the following, except one, are problems that may occur as the result of imposing a production quota? Which is the exception? Multiple Choice Consumers will pay a higher price than without the quota. The quota is likely to be higher than the present equilibrium quantity. There is an incentive for farmers to cheat and produce more than their allotted quotas. Many producers are likely to think that their quota is too low and their neighbours' too high.

All of the following, except one, are problems that may occur as the result of imposing a production quota? Which is the exception? Multiple Choice Consumers will pay a higher price than without the quota. The quota is likely to be higher than the present equilibrium quantity. There is an incentive for farmers to cheat and produce more than their allotted quotas. Many producers are likely to think that their quota is too low and their neighbours' too high.

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