The economic theory is extensive on this. You have to let the price float if you want the market to find the optimal way to increase capacity.
If you insist on the price remaining steady even when the market conditions have changed radically you are choosing shortages in order to satisfy your belief that the price shouldn't change.
If you insist on the price remaining steady even when the market conditions have changed radically you are choosing shortages in order to satisfy your belief that the price shouldn't change.