three questions that would be helpful! A) With a binding price floor, what will the market price be?            lower than the price floor            higher than the price floor            equal to the difference between price floor                 and price ceiling            equal to the difference between price floor                 and the market equilibrium. B)        Why are price floors below equilibrium not binding?            because equilibrium remains attainable            because price floors are legal maximum prices            because price floors are disequilibrium prices            because price floors cause an excess demand C) Who bears the burden of a tax imposed on lawn fertilizer?            Buyers bear the entire burden of the tax.            Sellers bear the entire burden of the tax.            Buyers and sellers share the burden of the tax.            The government bears the entire burden of the tax.

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I need help with microeconomics multiple choice homework. As you can answer up to three questions that would be helpful!

A) With a binding price floor, what will the market price be?

    1.            lower than the price floor
    2.            higher than the price floor
    3.            equal to the difference between price floor                 and price ceiling
    4.            equal to the difference between price floor                 and the market equilibrium.

B)        Why are price floors below equilibrium not binding?

  1.            because equilibrium remains attainable
  2.            because price floors are legal maximum prices
  3.            because price floors are disequilibrium prices
  4.            because price floors cause an excess demand

C) Who bears the burden of a tax imposed on lawn fertilizer?

  1.            Buyers bear the entire burden of the tax.
  2.            Sellers bear the entire burden of the tax.
  3.            Buyers and sellers share the burden of the tax.
  4.            The government bears the entire burden of the tax.
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