ECON 1050 Lecture : Economics-1 (1) (dragged) 1

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According to the fair-rules view, a rent ceiling is unfair because it blocks voluntary exchange. According to the fair-results view, a rent ceiling is unfair because it does not generally benefit the poor. A rent ceiling decreases the quantity of housing and the scarce housing is allocated by: lottery, first-come, first-served, discrimination. A lottery gives scare housing to the luck. A first-come, first-served gives scarce housing to those who have the greatest foresight and get their names on list first. Discrimination gives scarce housing to friends, family members, or those of the selected race or sex. None of these methods leads to a fair outcome. A price floor is a regulation that makes it illegal to trade at a price lower than a specified level. When a price floor is applied to labour markets, it is called a minimum wage. If the minimum wage is set below the equilibrium wage rate, it has no effect.

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