Question on: JAMB Economics - 2022
A minimum price legislation is also called
price ceiling
price floor
price control
price mechanism
Option B is the correct answer.Â
A minimum price legislation is also commonly referred to as a "price floor" is a government-imposed price floor that sets a legal minimum price for a particular good or service. It is designed to protect producers or sellers from being paid prices that are too low, but can result in an excess supply of the good and a potential surplus.
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