Multiple Choice
Concert promoters often set ticket prices below what they expect the market- clearing price to be. They are effectively imposing a and the result is often at a considerably higher price.
A) price ceiling; a surplus
B) fair price; excess tickets
C) price ceiling; ticket scalping
D) price floor; a shortage
E) price floor; ticket scalping
Correct Answer:

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