On the table provided, please find the welfare effects of the following policies:A) A price support with a government purchase and subsequent sale at P5B) A minimum price with a deficiency paymentWhich policy tool is preferred by producers and why? Which is preferred by consumers andwhy?Price (S)SupplyP2PiP3P4VPsDemandQiQ4Quantity(Trillion pounds)9. A) The Minimum Price with the government purchase and subsequent sale at PsStartingPointApply Min. Price & Gov't PurchasesNewVariableChange*Consumer PriceP.Producer PriceQuantity DemandedQ1Quantity SuppliedConsumer SurplusKLMPghiProducer SurplusTaxpayer SurplusTotal Economic Surplus uPghi

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On the table provided, please find the welfare effects of the following policies: A) A price support with a government purchase and subsequent sale at P5 B) A minimum price with a deficiency payment Which policy tool is preferred by producers and why? Which is preferred by consumers and why? Price (S) Supply P2 Pi k P3 P4 Ps Demand Quantity (Trillion pounds)

On the table provided, please find the welfare effects of the following policies: A) A price support with a government purchase and subsequent sale at P5 B) A minimum price with a deficiency payment Which policy tool is preferred by producers and why? Which is preferred by consumers and why? Price (S) Supply P2 Pi k P3 P4 Ps Demand Quantity (Trillion pounds)

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