Under pressure from nutrition activists, the government decides to tax sugar producers with a $5 tax per 100 pound bag. Usingthe graph, draw the new supply curve. After the tax is enacted, what price will bring forth quantities of 10,000? 15,000? 20,000?B: $Price(per 100 pound bag)QuantityA: $10,000B15,000C20,000C: SSupply and Demand: End of Chapter ProblemIn Sucrosia, the supply curve for sugar is presented in both the graph and the table.Price of sugar8075706560553530151022222222222225040°5Supply of sugar15202010Quantity of sugar (000s)25PriceQuantity(per 100 pound bag)$3010,000$5015,000$7020,000

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