Multiple Choice
Do price ceilings misallocate resources?
A) Yes, because people who value the good the most are unable to bid it away from low-valued uses.
B) Yes, because people who value the good the least are unable to afford the good.
C) No, because the good is still allocated based on willingness to pay.
D) No, because the rich and poor alike stand an equal chance of getting the good.
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