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Price Floor

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Price Floor
The lowest price for a good or service permitted by a government. A government may impose a price floor to protect a favored industry and/or to keep employees working at a reasonable wage. Price floors are particularly common in agriculture. Many economists believe setting price floors is economically inefficient and limits demand in the market, causing an oversupply of the controlled good or service.


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