The market condition when goods and services are not freely available and thus the prices are relatively high is called

rights issue
sinking fund
seller's market
recession

The correct answer is: C. seller’s market.

A seller’s market is a market condition in which there is a high demand for goods and services, and a low supply. This can lead to higher prices, as sellers have more bargaining power and can demand higher prices for their goods and services.

A rights issue is a type of financing that allows existing shareholders to buy new shares in a company. This can be done to raise capital for the company, or to prevent a takeover.

A sinking fund is a fund that is set aside to pay off debt. This can be done by a company, or by a government.

A recession is a period of economic decline, characterized by falling gross domestic product (GDP), rising unemployment, and falling asset prices.

In a seller’s market, buyers have less bargaining power and are more likely to pay higher prices for goods and services. This can be beneficial for sellers, but it can also lead to inflation.