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Why would rent controls result in higher incidence of racial or age discrimination?
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Price serves as a rationing device. Suppliers must determine to whom their production will be
distributed. In a free market economy, this is accomplished through the price mechanism. Those
who are willing and able to purchase the product will receive the product. Rent controls reduce
the ability of landlords to distribute housing services based solely on price. Therefore, they can
resort to other mechanisms, such as bribery and favoritism. Unfortunately, some will resort to
using racial or age discrimination as the rationing mechanism.
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