price controlled

/praɪs kənˈtroʊld/
adjective
  1. Having a maximum price set by a government or authority, usually to keep goods affordable.
    • The government introduced price-controlled rents in the city to help low-income families find housing.
    • During the crisis, many essential items like bread and milk were price-controlled to prevent price gouging.
    • Some economists argue that price-controlled goods can lead to shortages because suppliers cannot cover their costs.
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