You are about to participate in an experiment about how markets work when the government imposes a price floor on goods or services; in this case, the market for cranberries. A price floor is a price control. It places a lower limit on the price of cranberries. As the price of cranberries can't fall below this amount, a price floor typically favors sellers. For example, if the price floor is $10.00, buyers can't legally offer less than this amount, regardless of market conditions such as demand and supply. Part 2 If the price floor is $24.00, which of the following asks is allowed? A. $23.75 B. $24.75 C. $19.00 D. $23.99