How are production limits used in practice to raise the prices of the following goods or​ services: Taxi​ rides? A. The government requires that each cab has a medallion​ (a license to​ operate). Assuming the number of taxis is greater than it would be without​ regulation, those taxis in the market may charge a​ lower-than-competitive price. B. The government requires that each cab has a medallion​ (a license to​ operate). Assuming the number of taxis is less than it would be without​ regulation, those taxis in the market may charge a​ higher-than-competitive price. C. The government requires that each cab has a medallion​ (a license to​ operate). Assuming the number of taxis is greater than it would be without​ regulation, those taxis in the market may charge a​ higher-than-competitive price. D. The government requires that each cab has a medallion​ (a license to​ operate). Assuming the number of taxis is less than it would be without​ regulation, those taxis in the market may charge a​ lower-than-competitive price.