Maksimumspriser
Maksimumspriser, also known as price ceilings, are a form of price control imposed by a government or other authority. They are set at a level below the natural market equilibrium price, preventing sellers from charging more than a specified amount for a good or service. The intention behind implementing maximum prices is often to protect consumers from excessive price increases, particularly for essential goods and services like housing, food, or utilities, especially during times of scarcity or high demand.
However, maximum prices can have unintended consequences. If set too low, they can lead to shortages as