Price Stabilization Programs

Price Stabilization Programs are government or organizational measures designed to reduce volatility in the prices of goods or commodities. They aim to prevent prices from falling too low, which can hurt producers, or rising too high, which can hurt consumers. Such programs often involve methods like setting price floors or ceilings, stockpiling surplus products, or providing subsidies. By doing so, they help maintain stable income for producers and affordable prices for consumers, ensuring a more predictable and balanced market environment.