Due to a supply disruption, the average price o gasoline has risen from $3.40/gallon in December 2021 to over $5.00/gallon in June 2022. Suppose rather than letting the price rise policymakers decide to use a lottery to allocate gasoline. That is, if you want gasoline for your car, you enter your name in the gas lottery. If your name is picked, you are able to obtain gas at the December 2021 price. If your name is not picked, you are out of luck. Describe a problem with this approach. (2 points)