When a Market Is in Equilibrium but Too High for Some

Multiple Choice

When a market is in equilibrium but too high for some consumers:

A) the government will intervene to set the correct prices
B) the price determines which buyers and sellers participate in the market, and those unable to afford the good will opt out
C) those buyers who value the good less than the price choose to buy the good
D) those sellers whose costs are more than the price choose to produce and sell the good