On which kind of goods do governments generally place price ceilings? Those that are cheap but could become more expensive without the ceiling Those that are essential and cheap Those that are not necessary but have become customary Those that are essential but too expensive for some consumers

Governments generally place price ceilings on goods that are essential but too expensive for some consumers. Price ceilings are used to make essential goods and services affordable for all consumers, especially those with lower incomes. By setting a maximum price for these goods, governments aim to prevent them from becoming unaffordable for certain segments of the population.