The statement "Price controls do not eliminate competition": a. means that sellers will increase the quality of their product when they cannot legally increase their prices. b. is false because firms are no longer allowed to exploit consumers by charging higher prices after hurricanes or major snowstorms. c. is false because price controls prevent rich consumers from outbidding poor consumers for goods and services. d. reflects the idea that consumers will compete for price-controlled products by waiting in line and offering bribes to sellers