Question: When price controls prevent prices form rising following a hurricane or other natural disaster, they will

a. Improve the information available to consumers and producers about the relative scarcity of needed goods

b. Hasten recovery by keeping the prices of highly valued goods low.

c. Delay recovery by making it more difficult for residents to obtain highly valued goods quickly.

d. Provide potential suppliers outside of the area with a incentive to rush needed supplies to the area.