Rapidly increasing health costs are a major concern for consumers and elected officials. Suppose the government sets the maximum price for a normal doctor visit at $30 to control rising health costs but the current market price is $50. What will happen? A. Patients will receive more medical care because it is now more affordable. B. The number of people trying to visit their doctors remains unchanged, as does the number of doctors willing to see patients at the new price. C. Fewer people will be interested in seeing doctors and fewer doctors are willing to see patients. D. More people will try to visit their doctors, but there will be fewer doctors willing to see patients at that price