6-Economics-Microeconomics-Market-Restrictions

price ceiling

Laws {price ceiling}| or government payments to companies {subsidy} can keep price too low. People's demand rises but is unsatisfied, because businesses do not make more low-priced items.

quota in production

Producers can limit production {quota, production}| {production quota, market}.

rationing

People can receive fixed good or service amounts {rationing, market}|.

surplus

Businesses can make more high-priced items, and some do not sell {surplus}|, because public does not have that demand. Government or business keeps surplus in storage {warehouse} {grain silo}.

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