If the government imposes a maximum price that is above the equilibrium price,
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=3><TBODY><TR><TD class=opposite vAlign=top><INPUT id=webct49_1043514506 onclick="register_change('13');" type=radio CHECKED value=1 name=667.res> </TD><TD vAlign=top><LABEL for=webct49_1043514506>a.</LABEL></TD><TD vAlign=top><LABEL for=webct49_1043514506>A decrease in price will increase total revenue. This maximum price will have no economic impact. </LABEL></TD></TR><TR><TD class=opposite vAlign=top><INPUT id=webct50_1043514506 onclick="register_change('13');" type=radio value=2 name=667.res> </TD><TD vAlign=top><LABEL for=webct50_1043514506>b.</LABEL></TD><TD vAlign=top><LABEL for=webct50_1043514506>An increase in price will increase total revenue. Quantity demanded will be less than quantity supplied. </LABEL></TD></TR><TR><TD class=opposite vAlign=top><INPUT id=webct51_1043514506 onclick="register_change('13');" type=radio value=3 name=667.res> </TD><TD vAlign=top><LABEL for=webct51_1043514506>c.</LABEL></TD><TD vAlign=top><LABEL for=webct51_1043514506>Total revenue remains constant regardless of price charged. Demand will be greater than supply. </LABEL></TD></TR><TR><TD class=opposite vAlign=top><INPUT id=webct52_1043514506 onclick="register_change('13');" type=radio value=4 name=667.res> </TD><TD vAlign=top><LABEL for=webct52_1043514506>d.</LABEL></TD><TD vAlign=top><LABEL for=webct52_1043514506>An increase in price will cause revenue to fall to zero. </LABEL>