A $3 subsidy to production in our supply and demand model will generally Group of answer choices Reduce the price that consumers see by less than $3, raise the price that producers get (including the subsidy) by less than $3, and create a burden on taxpayers (government) Reduce the price that consumers see by exactly $3, raise the price that producers get (including the subsidy) by exactly $3, and create no burden on taxpayers (government) Reduce the price that consumers see by less than $3, raise the price that producers get (including the subsidy) by less than $3, and create no burden on taxpayers (government) Reduce the price that consumers see by exactly $3, raise the price that producers get (including the subsidy) by exactly $3, and create a burden on taxpayers (government)