If the market depicted in the diagram above is initially in…

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If the mаrket depicted in the diаgrаm abоve is initially in equilibrium, which оf the fоllowing will result from the government’s setting a price ceiling at P3? The figure shows a graph whose horizontal axis is labeled Quantity and vertical axis is labeled Price. The intersection of the horizontal and vertical axis is labeled zero. Four quantities appear on the horizontal axis and are labeled from left to right, Q sub 1, Q sub 2, Q sub 3, and Q sub 4. Three prices appear on the vertical axis and are labeled from bottom to top P sub 1, P sub 2, and P sub 3. The graph has 2 lines that appear to be perpendicular to each other. There is a line sloping down and to the right labeled Demand. There is a line sloping up and to the right labeled Supply. The 2 lines intersect at the coordinates Q sub 3 and P sub 2. The downward-sloping line labeled Demand starts to the left of Q sub 1 and above P sub 3, passes through the coordinates Q sub 1 and P sub 3, then intersects the Supply line at coordinates Q sub 3, P sub 2, passes through the coordinates Q sub 4, P sub 1 and ends to the left of Q sub 5 and below P sub 1. The upward-sloping line labeled Supply starts just to the right of Q sub 1 and below P sub 1, passes through the coordinates Q sub 2 and P sub 1, intersects with the Demand line at coordinates Q sub 3 and P sub 2, passes through the coordinates Q sub 5 and P sub 3 and continues on.

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