A price ceiling of $25 on all superbowl tickets creates a surplus of tickets at that price. creates a shortage of tickets at that price. creates an excess supply of tickets at that price. will allow the market to achieve equilibrium. will have the same impact on the market as a $100 price floor on all superbowl tickets.
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