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n.
Maintenance of prices, as of a raw material or commodity, at a certain level usually through public subsidy or government intervention.


government-set price floor designed to aid farmers or other producers of goods. For instance, the government sets a minimum price for sugar that it guarantees to sugar growers. If the market price drops below that level, the government makes up the difference.
See also parity price.

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