Q2 Given graph shows market demand and supply for Blueberries. Assume that government givesexclusive rights to certain producers to sell Blueberries and producers choose to restrict thequantity supplied to 8 million kg per yearPrice ($per kg.)New priceConsumer surplusSocial surplusDWL35122O 6 JWho is worse off andwho is better off?Why?es815Quantity (millions & kgs. per year)After government interventionNew quantityProducer surplusHow much consumersurplus is transferredto the producers

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Q2 Given graph shows market demand and supply for Blueberries. Assume that government gives exclusive rights to certain producers to sell Blueberries and producers choose to restrict the quantity supplied to 8 million kg per year 35 Price ($per kg.) a New price Consumer surplus Social surplus 22 9 DWL Who is worse off and who is better off? Why? J o 15 Quantity (millions & kgs. per year) After government intervention New quantity Producer surplus How much consumer surplus is transferred to the producers

Q2 Given graph shows market demand and supply for Blueberries. Assume that government gives exclusive rights to certain producers to sell Blueberries and producers choose to restrict the quantity supplied to 8 million kg per year 35 Price ($per kg.) a New price Consumer surplus Social surplus 22 9 DWL Who is worse off and who is better off? Why? J o 15 Quantity (millions & kgs. per year) After government intervention New quantity Producer surplus How much consumer surplus is transferred to the producers

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