QUESTION 7 Consider this following graph P P₂- PMarket P₁ 0 A E B F с Private Cost Social Benefit D (private benefit) QMARKET QOPTIMUM The DWL is equivalent to area In order to achieve the optimal quantity, the government should implement a corrective (tax/subsidy) welfare. True/False After the government's corrective policy in the market: Consumer Surplus=A+B+E. Producer Surplus=B+C+D+E+F+G There is a total gain in the private market welfare due to the government intervention. This means that the government will (lose/gain)

QUESTION 7 Consider this following graph P P₂- PMarket P₁ 0 A E B F с Private Cost Social Benefit D (private benefit) QMARKET QOPTIMUM The DWL is equivalent to area In order to achieve the optimal quantity, the government should implement a corrective (tax/subsidy) welfare. True/False After the government's corrective policy in the market: Consumer Surplus=A+B+E. Producer Surplus=B+C+D+E+F+G There is a total gain in the private market welfare due to the government intervention. This means that the government will (lose/gain)

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