Price per litre ($)Quantity Demanded in 000Quantity Supplied in 000 litres (per Month)litres (per month)11.02710 2259 4238 6207 8176 10155 12124 14103 1672 1851 33Construct the demand and supply curves for gasoline to show the market equilibrium for gasoline.Given a new government policy in Microland, Gasoline producers have started to obtain subsidies from the government. Construct a NEW diagram to show the impact of the subsidy on the market equilibrium.Explain the effect of the subsidy on the market forces and the equilibrium point.Describe THREE (3) other changes that could have the same effect on market supply of gasoline as the imposition of the subsidy in (B) above.Nb. Please answer question number 4.

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Price per litre ($)	Quantity Demanded in 000	Quantity Supplied in 000
	litres (per Month)	litres (per month)
11	.	0	27
10		2	25
9		4	23
8		6	20
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6		10	15
5		12	12
4		14	10
3		16	7
2		18	5
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Construct the demand and supply curves for gasoline to show the market equilibrium for gasoline.
Given a new government policy in Microland, Gasoline producers have started to obtain subsidies from the government. Construct a NEW diagram to show the impact of the subsidy on the market equilibrium.
Explain the effect of the subsidy on the market forces and the equilibrium point.
Describe THREE (3) other changes that could have the same effect on market supply of gasoline as the imposition of the subsidy in (B) above.

Nb. Please answer question number 4.

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