Definition
A price floor is a legal minimum price set by the government that buyers must pay for a good or service.
Why It Matters
If set above equilibrium, it can create surpluses.
Example
Minimum wage laws act as a price floor on labor.
Economics Glossary – Malone Global University
A price floor is a legal minimum price set by the government that buyers must pay for a good or service.
If set above equilibrium, it can create surpluses.
Minimum wage laws act as a price floor on labor.