...that sounds like literally the textbook example of something that's mathematically impossible?  If you impose a ceiling on the legible financial price of a good, it just adds on other inconveniences that are part of the full implicit price until demand decreases far enough to match supply.

...that sounds like literally the textbook example of something that's impossible?  If you impose a ceiling on the legible financial price of a good, it just adds on other inconveniences that are part of the full implicit price until demand decreases far enough to match supply.