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A price floor policy establishes a minimum price for a market, and the policy is said to be binding if the market equilibrium price is less than the floor price. What impact does a binding price floor have on the market outcome?
 
  A) Excess supply
  B) Excess demand
  C) Shortage
  D) No impact, and the market price and quantity equal their equilibrium values

Question 2

Suppose the downward sloping labor demand curve shifts rightward in a labor market with a single employer (monopsony). What happens to the equilibrium wage and level of employment in the market?
 
  A) Wage and level of employment increase.
  B) Wage increases and level of employment declines.
  C) Wage decreases and level of employment increases.
  D) Wage and level of employment decline.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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