The government imposes a restriction on firms such that no more than Q, units of output can be produced so that the new supply curve intersects the demand curve at e2. Discuss the effects on consumer surplus (CS), producer surplus (PS), welfare (W), and deadweight loss (DWL). A e2 As a result of the restriction, the change in consumer surplus (ACS) in terms of the letters given is P2 P1 ACS = As a result of the restriction, the change in producer surplus (APS) in terms of the letters given is E APS = The change in welfare (AW) in terms of the letters given is D AW = Q2 Q1 Q, Units per year The deadweight loss from the restriction (DWL) in terms of the letters given is DWL = uun jad $ 'd

The government imposes a restriction on firms such that no more than Q, units of output can be produced so that the new supply curve intersects the demand curve at e2. Discuss the effects on consumer surplus (CS), producer surplus (PS), welfare (W), and deadweight loss (DWL). A e2 As a result of the restriction, the change in consumer surplus (ACS) in terms of the letters given is P2 P1 ACS = As a result of the restriction, the change in producer surplus (APS) in terms of the letters given is E APS = The change in welfare (AW) in terms of the letters given is D AW = Q2 Q1 Q, Units per year The deadweight loss from the restriction (DWL) in terms of the letters given is DWL = uun jad $ 'd

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