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Buffer Stock Scheme
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Economics extended response Buffer Stock Scheme Lee, Grade 11 a) Buffer Stock Scheme is a system or the concept of a price support mechanism which aims at keeping price in a stable range over time. The range will be the maximum price (ceiling price) and the minimum price (floor price). Ceiling price is the limit of price which is imposed by the government on how high the price of the good should be. It can not go over the ceiling price. Floor price is the limit of price which imposed by the government on how low the price of the good should be. It can not go below that price. Both ceiling price and floor price are set above or below the equilibrium price. There are three requirements and characteristics of Buffer Stock system. a) The good should be a 'storable' good which enables the supplier to supply the goods all seasons. b) The good is...
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