Consequences of a Binding Price Floor
If the government imposes a binding price floor in the market for wheat, what is a potential long-run consequence?
A
The creation of black markets where wheat is sold below the equilibrium price.
B
Surplus of wheat that may result in wastage or storage costs.
C
The immediate elimination of deadweight loss due to efficient allocation.
D
A decrease in consumer surplus that eventually benefits producers.
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