Which of the following is not likely to be the result of an effective rent control?

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Effective rent control typically leads to an increase in demand for housing because lower prices make housing more accessible. However, it can also lead to a reduction in new housing construction, higher costs in non-controlled segments due to increased demand there, and an underallocation of resources to housing as developers and investors seek more profitable ventures.

Which of the Following Is Not Likely to Be the Result