A maximum price control on cellular telephones (cellular telephones) A. A surplus of cellular telephones B. An increase in demand for cellular telephones C. A decrease in supply of cellular telephones D. An increase in quantity supplied and decrease in quantity demanded of cell telephones E. None of the above

A. A surplus of cellular telephones

Explanation:

In the case where the maximum price that are controlled on the cellular telephones so there would be the surplus of cellular telephones as the maximum price are charged from the customers due to which the company is able to generate the high profit that results in the surplus of the cellular telephones and the same would be controlled

Hence, the option b is correct

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