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Why do governments usually impose price ceilings?
ATo restrict all imports
BTo raise firm profits
CTo cut worker wages
DTo keep goods affordable
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. To keep goods affordable
Ceilings aim to keep essential goods affordable when prices could otherwise become prohibitive.
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