Frederick MacMillan innovated a type of this economic construct for reselling Alfred Marshall’s Principles of Economics, although that was later made illegal in the Dr. Miles case. Per the Shapiro-Stiglitz model, (-5[1])firms create one of these constructs in the labor market by paying workers a wage based on efficiency to prevent shirking. India’s agricultural MSPs are an example of these constructs, which transfer (*) consumer surplus to producer surplus but generate deadweight loss. On a graph of supply and demand, a binding one of these constructs is represented as a horizontal line above the (-5[1])equilibrium (10[1])point, such as the minimum wage in a graph of (10[1])labor. For 10 points, name these artificial minimum values for the cost of purchasing something. (10[1])■END■