Price floors are typically accompanied by a standard series of symptoms. What are they?

Following are some of the symptoms associated with price floors: A surplus develops as sellers cannot find enough buyers. Where goods, rather than services, are involved, the surplus creates a problem of disposal. To get around the regulations, sellers may offer discounts in disguised?and often unwanted?forms. Regulations that keep prices artificially high encourage overinvestment in the industry. Even inefficient businesses whose high operating costs would doom them in an unrestricted market can survive beneath the shelter of a generous price floor.