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Price ceiling
A price ceiling is a regulated maximum price in a market – sellers cannot legally offer the product for sale at a price higher than the ceiling. To be effective, a ceiling must be set below the normal free market equilibrium price.
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IB Economics - Price Ceilings in Economics
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1.4.1 Maximum Prices (Edexcel A-Level Economics Teaching PowerPoint)
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Key Diagrams - Maximum Prices and Consumer Welfare
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Maximum prices - Why rent control isn’t working in Sweden
27th August 2021
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Monopoly Price Cap MCQ Revision Question
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Maximum Prices - 2021 Revision Update
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Maximum Prices (Online Lesson)
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Rent Controls - Analysis and Evaluation points
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Economics of an Energy (Fuel) Price Cap
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Consumer Surplus and Changing Prices
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