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In the long run, the shortages of available housing resulting from rent controls are $\boxed{less}$ pronounced than (as) they are in the short run.
One explanation for this is that, in the long run, firms can makes changes to the amount of housing they provide $\boxed{more}$ easily than they can in the short run.
Because of differences in firms' ability to make changes to quantity supplied, the long-run supply curve for housing is modeled as a line that is $\boxed{less}$ steep than the short-run supply curve.
Therefore, supply is $\boxed{more}$ elastic in the short run than in the long run.
