Answer:
Ceiling prices can prevent prices from rising too fast.
Explanation:
Governments can attempt to reduce price volatility thus establish a limit on the increase of prices in a market which are called ceiling prices. This prevents prices from rising too fast. The governments can store such goods in a buffer stock and release excess supplies onto the market to keep the price down. If surplus stocks are not released into the market, ceiling prices may lead to a shortage and black markets.
