Using the figure to the right, fill in the table under the assumption that a rent ceiling is set at $1,050 (if your answer is not a whole number, round at 2 decimal places). Consumer Surplus In Competitive Equilibrium $ million In Competitive Equilibrium $ million In Competitive Equilibrium $ million Producer Surplus Deadweight Loss Under Rent Control $ million Under Rent Control $million Under Rent Control $million Compared to the competitive equilibrium what area(s) were transferred from producer surplus to the consumer? O A. D only OB. B and D C. C and E OD. D and E OE. B only $2,800 Rent (dollars per month) A 2,100... B :c 1,400 D 1,050. F 700 E ... Supply Rent ceiling ********* Demand 1.20 2.40 Quantity (apartments per month in millions) Q Q C

Using the figure to the right, fill in the table under the assumption that a rent ceiling is set at $1,050 (if your answer is not a whole number, round at 2 decimal places). Consumer Surplus In Competitive Equilibrium $ million In Competitive Equilibrium $ million In Competitive Equilibrium $ million Producer Surplus Deadweight Loss Under Rent Control $ million Under Rent Control $million Under Rent Control $million Compared to the competitive equilibrium what area(s) were transferred from producer surplus to the consumer? O A. D only OB. B and D C. C and E OD. D and E OE. B only $2,800 Rent (dollars per month) A 2,100... B :c 1,400 D 1,050. F 700 E ... Supply Rent ceiling ********* Demand 1.20 2.40 Quantity (apartments per month in millions) Q Q C

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