Question: When price gouging laws prohibit prices from rising in an area after a natural disaster, residents can expect

a. Business and individuals to divert and transport vitally needed goods into the area even when doing so will lead to losses.

b. A rapid inflow of vitally needed goods and services at economical prices.

c. surpluses of vitally needed goods in the near future as people respond to the attractive profit opportunities.

d. Shortage and delays in the future availability of vitally needed goods.