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➤ How do non-price rationing devices work during shortages?
Non-price rationing assigns limited goods without changing prices. Governments use coupons, fixed quotas, priority rules, or first-come queues. These methods control distribution by eligibility, need, or arrival time. They prevent price spikes but can create inefficiency and black markets if supply remains too low. Administrative costs and fairness issues often arise.