Practice mode Basic of Economics

What is the minimum price for a commodity that a government fixes to safeguard the interests of producers of raw materials called?

Correct answer B. Floor price

Explanation

A floor price is a legally set lowest price, such as a minimum support price for crops, which prevents market prices from falling below a level that would hurt producers.

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