Which of the following is likely to occur after several years of relevant rent control? a )Rents exceeding the equilibrium b) An increase in available housing C) A decrease in available housing d. ) Rents equaling equilibrium
Answer: C
This is the government restriction of charging a reducing rent by landlords from tenants. Whatever limit is prescribed by the government the rent amount must not exceed that figure. Such restriction actually encourages tenants, since they are paying fewer amounts, but discourages landlords, since their earning becomes small.
Therefore, there would be a decrease in housing in the market for rent.
Which of the following is likely to occur after several years of relevant rent control? a...
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. In the absence of rent control, what would the equilibrium
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