Consider the market for apartments in New York City illustrated in the figure below. Assume the market is initially in equilibrium at point A. Then assume the city imposes a price ceiling of pz. How does this affect the market?
The price ceiling results in a shortage of apartments
The price ceiling results in an equilibrium where supply equals demand.
The price ceiling is not binding and has no effect
The price ceiling results in a surplus of apartments
ANSWER:
When ceiling of p2 is imposed then the demand at p2 is more then the supply at p2 and hence there will be shortage of apartments and hence option a is the right answer.
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