Can you explain why this isn’t 60? I thought it was base times height times 1/2 ### Understanding Producer Surplus After the Imposition of a TaxRefer to Figure 8-6. After the tax is levied, producer surplus would be __________.#### Diagram Analysis (Figure 8-6)The diagram presented is a standard supply and demand graph, depicting the effects of a tax on producer surplus. The axes are labeled as follows:- The vertical axis represents the price level.- The horizontal axis represents the quantity of goods.In the figure:- The supply curve (S) and the demand curve (D) intersect at the equilibrium point.- A tax is introduced in the market, indicated by the vertical gap between the supply and demand curves.**Price Levels:**- The pre-tax equilibrium price is where the supply (S) and demand (D) curves intersect.- The tax causes a shift in the prices; you'll see price levels before and after the tax is applied indicated on the price axis.**Quantities:**- Equilibrium quantity before the tax is applied can be found where supply and demand curves intersect.- Quantity levels after the tax is also shown by the intersection point when the price level is adjusted for tax.**Producer and Consumer Surplus:**- This graph demonstrates how the imposition of a tax reduces both consumer surplus and producer surplus.#### Options for Producer Surplus After Tax:- $75- $125- $150- $45In this context, the correct financial impact on producer surplus is to be determined based on the alteration in areas beneath the supply curve, subsequent to the introduction of the tax. Understanding these changes helps clarify economic principles regarding how taxation influences market equity and efficiency. Your goal is to accurately identify the resultant producer surplus post-tax application based on given numerical options.---The above educational text outlines crucial components of Figure 8-6, offering a thorough explanation that will aid students in grasping market dynamics and the effects of taxation on producer surplus.

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Refer to Figure 8-6. After the tax is levied, producer surplus would be Figure 8-6 Prce $22 20 18 16 14 12 10 4. 50 Quantity $75 $125 O $150 O $45 ..

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