Practice mode Basic of Economics

What is the minimum price for a commodity, set by the government to protect producers of raw materials, called?

Correct answer D. Floor price

Explanation

A floor price is a government-set minimum below which a commodity cannot be sold, guaranteeing producers such as farmers a basic return.

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