If the price of a good starts out below the equilibrium price without a price control, then (please choose all the answers that are correct) A. suppliers will supply less, pushing the price down B. consumers will compete to bid the price up C. suppliers will compete to bid the price up D. the market starts with a surplus of supply over demand E. consumers will demand more than the equilibrim quantity

If the price of a good starts out below the equilibrium price without a price control, then (please choose all the answers that are correct) A. suppliers will supply less, pushing the price down B. consumers will compete to bid the price up C. suppliers will compete to bid the price up D. the market starts with a surplus of supply over demand E. consumers will demand more than the equilibrim quantity

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	A.	suppliers will supply less, pushing the price down
	B.	consumers will compete to bid the price up
	C.	suppliers will compete to bid the price up
	D.	the market starts with a surplus of supply over demand
	E.	consumers will demand more than the equilibrim quantity