Price A. P3 A C E B Q3 Q₂ Quantity (per time period) So Do government created price ceiling at P3 in this market will cause: Sellers to win and consumers to win, if area B is greater than area C B. Sellers to lose and consumers to win, if area B is greater than area C Sellers to lose and consumers to win, if area C is greater than area B C. D. Sellers to win and consumers to win, if area C is greater than area B

Price A. P3 A C E B Q3 Q₂ Quantity (per time period) So Do government created price ceiling at P3 in this market will cause: Sellers to win and consumers to win, if area B is greater than area C B. Sellers to lose and consumers to win, if area B is greater than area C Sellers to lose and consumers to win, if area C is greater than area B C. D. Sellers to win and consumers to win, if area C is greater than area B

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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