When a binding price floor is placed on a good, some suppliers who want to sell the good cannot do so

In a crop market with a price support above the equilibrium price, the total amount of the subsidy paid to farmers is equal to the

A) quantity of the surplus crop multiplied by the support price. B) quantity of the crop produced multiplied by the support price. C) quantity of the crop purchased by domestic users multiplied by the support price. D) quantity of the surplus crop multiplied by the equilibrium price. E) quantity of the crop purchased by domestic users multiplied by the equilibrium price.

How do future expectations about the price of a good affect the present supply?

(A) If the price is expected to decrease, many producers will hold onto their supply. (B) If the price of a related good is expected to increase, only a few sellers will hold onto their supply until the increase occurs. (C) If the price is expected to increase, many producers will hold onto their supply. (D) If the price is expected to increase and then decrease, most sellers will hold onto their supply until the decrease has occurred.