Suppose the government has decided to subsidize product in the hypothetical market depicted in the accompanying graph. Shift the appropriate curve on the graph below, and then answer the multiple choice question. What is the value of consumer surplus after the subsidy O$15 million O $7.5 million O $12 million $25 million

Suppose the government has decided to subsidize product in the hypothetical market depicted in the accompanying graph. Shift the appropriate curve on the graph below, and then answer the multiple choice question. What is the value of consumer surplus after the subsidy O$15 million O $7.5 million O $12 million $25 million

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