Suppose a market is in equilibrium. If a price floor is set in this market below the equilibrium price, it is likely that:

A) quantity demanded will increase.
B) a surplus will arise.
C) a shortage will arise.
D) the quantity sold will rise.
E) the market will remain in equilibrium.

Answer: E) the market will remain in equilibrium.

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