The textbook points out that rent controls have
A) benefited upper-income or existing tenants.
B) had no effect on the market for housing.
C) greatly benefited the homeless.
D) attracted increases in low-income housing.

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Rent controls have benefitted upper-income or existing tenants who are able to secure a controlled rental unit, while making it more difficult for lower-income or new tenants entering the market to find affordable housing.

The Textbook Points Out That Rent Controls Have