Referring to the figure beloW, suppose the government raises the price of dairy products above the market equilibrium level (P0) by imposing a high minimum price and purchasing all of the excess supply from the market, and these quantities are destroyed. Based on the areas in the figure below, what is the deadweight loss (DWL) of this program? Price A E PO F Cheese O a. Deadweight loss is area D. O b. Deadweight loss is area E+F+G O c. Deadweight loss is area B+C+E+F+G. O d. Deadweight loss is area B+C+D+E+F+G.

Referring to the figure beloW, suppose the government raises the price of dairy products above the market equilibrium level (P0) by imposing a high minimum price and purchasing all of the excess supply from the market, and these quantities are destroyed. Based on the areas in the figure below, what is the deadweight loss (DWL) of this program? Price A E PO F Cheese O a. Deadweight loss is area D. O b. Deadweight loss is area E+F+G O c. Deadweight loss is area B+C+E+F+G. O d. Deadweight loss is area B+C+D+E+F+G.

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