a. Shortage = 15. - 8 = 7
b. None because the price=ceiling would be non-binding as it is above the market equilbrium price.
c. SUrplus = 16 - 9 = 7
d. None because the price-floor would be non-binding as it is
below the market equilbrium price.
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