After a hurricane, many cities impose anti-price-gouging laws, where sellers are prohibited from charging significantly more than they were before the hurricane. A likely result of this law is that

Select one:

a. sellers in other areas (out of the hurricane's path) will have more incentive to provide the damaged regions with necessary supplies.

b. there will be a shortage of necessary supplies in hurricane areas.

c. residents will be able to obtain all necessary rebuilding supplies at acceptable prices.