; and (B) indicates the seller is taking unfair advantage of the circumstances related to the emergency to increase prices unreasonably. (2) Necessary goods and services proclamation (A) In general The Administrator may issue a proclamation with respect to an emergency area during an emergency period to designate the goods and services to which the prohibition described in paragraph (1) shall apply. (B) Content of proclamation A proclamation issued under this paragraph shall include the following: (i) The geographic area covered by the proclamation. (ii) The time period that such proclamation shall be in effect. (iii) The specific goods and services or categories of goods and services that are subject to the prohibition described in paragraph (1). (C) Duration The proclamation may not apply for a period of more than 30 consecutive days, but may be renewed for such consecutive periods, each not to exceed 30 days, as the Administrator determines appropriate. (D) Authority to issue multiple proclamations The Administrator may issue multiple proclamations under this paragraph with respect to an emergency area and an emergency period, as necessary. (3) Factors considered In determining whether a person has violated paragraph (1), there shall be taken into account, among other factors— (A) whether the amount charged by such person for the applicable good or service at a particular location in an area covered by a proclamation issued under paragraph (2) during the period such proclamation is in effect— (i) grossly exceeds the average price at which the applicable good or service was offered for sale by that person during the 30 days prior to such proclamation; (ii) grossly exceeds the price at which the same or similar good or service was readily obtainable in the same area from other competing sellers during the same period