Practice mode Prices, Wages & Taxes

What does a price floor do?

Correct answer A. It sets a legal minimum on the price at which a good can be sold

Explanation

A price floor is a legally imposed minimum below which a good may not be sold; it only binds when set above the equilibrium price.

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