In the rental housing market whose demand and supply curves are shown below, what will be the
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In the rental housing market whose demand and supply curves are shown below, what will be the effect of a law that prevents rents from rising above $1,200 per month?
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Controlled rent = 1,200 Supply Monthly rent ($/apartment) 800 0 1 2 3 Demand Quantity (millions of apartments/month)
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