Suppose you and your fellow state legislators vote to approve a price ceiling of $3 per gallon on unleaded gasoline purchased at the pump. This includes any state, local, and other taxes. Which of the following pump prices for unleaded gasoline will be illegal with the new maximum price of gasoline of $3 per gallon? Select all that apply. $4.00 per gallon $4.50 per gallon $3.50 per gallon $2.75 per gallon

Suppose you and your fellow state legislators vote to approve a price ceiling of $3 per gallon on unleaded gasoline purchased at the pump. This includes any state, local, and other taxes. Which of the following pump prices for unleaded gasoline will be illegal with the new maximum price of gasoline of $3 per gallon? Select all that apply. $4.00 per gallon $4.50 per gallon $3.50 per gallon $2.75 per gallon

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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