Assuming that the long-run supply of housing is more _____ than the short-run supply, the imposition of binding rent controls will generally... a. Elastic; lead to a worsening of the housing shortage over time. b. Inelastic; lead to no significant change in the housing shortage. c. Inelastic; lead to a reduction in the housing shortage over time. d. Elastic; lead the price of rental housing to revert back to its equilibrium level. e. Elastic; lead to only a temporary housing shortage.

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