5. After further protesting from Ben, Jerry, and the other ice cream producers, Congress eliminates the tax on ice cream and passes a $2 per gallon subsidy on ice cream paid to ice cream sellers. Draw a diagram that shows the market for ice cream with the subsidy. On this diagram, please indicate the following: a. i. Price paid by buyers ii. Price received by sellers (if it's different than the price paid by buyers) iii. The quantity of ice cream sold iv. The subsidy per gallon of ice cream NOTE: YOU DO NOT NEED TO CALCULATE ANY SPECIFIC VALUES. SIMPLY INDICATE THESE ITEMS ON YOUR DIAGRAM (WHERE THEY WOULD BE IN RELATION TO EACH OTHER).

5. After further protesting from Ben, Jerry, and the other ice cream producers, Congress eliminates the tax on ice cream and passes a $2 per gallon subsidy on ice cream paid to ice cream sellers. Draw a diagram that shows the market for ice cream with the subsidy. On this diagram, please indicate the following: a. i. Price paid by buyers ii. Price received by sellers (if it's different than the price paid by buyers) iii. The quantity of ice cream sold iv. The subsidy per gallon of ice cream NOTE: YOU DO NOT NEED TO CALCULATE ANY SPECIFIC VALUES. SIMPLY INDICATE THESE ITEMS ON YOUR DIAGRAM (WHERE THEY WOULD BE IN RELATION TO EACH OTHER).

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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