Price P1 P2 P3 Quantity Reference: Ref 4(5)-9 Figure: Supply and Demand Figure: Supply and Demand) Use Figure: Supply and Demand. A binding price ceiling s represented by: OA) the price P1. B) the price P2- C) the price P3.

Price P1 P2 P3 Quantity Reference: Ref 4(5)-9 Figure: Supply and Demand Figure: Supply and Demand) Use Figure: Supply and Demand. A binding price ceiling s represented by: OA) the price P1. B) the price P2- C) the price P3.

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