AutoSave O off ? - ) - ECO251ProblemSet5_ApplicationsOfSupplyAndDemand (4) . Saved V Search Kendyl Hart CH Home Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help Comments Editing Share Segoe UI - 11 O I U~ ab x x Normal No Spacing Heading Editing Dictate Sensitivity Editor Reus Add-ins A A~ Aa~ A A 4 - - 21 Files Font Paragraph Styles Voice Sensitivity Editor Dard Reuse Files| Add-ins e. Cold weather in Florida destroys much of the orange crop. 2. According to Internet World Stats, about 80% of all Americans have high-speed internet access. Suppose that American society decides that it is important that everyone have high- speed access to the internet. That is, suppose society decides that we should raise the percentage of Americans with high-speed internet access from 80% to 100% (for purposes of this question we will ignore the fact that some people do not want internet access.) For many people without high-speed internet access, the biggest obstacle they face is the price of that access. Let's consider two different approaches that might help reduce the price of high-speed internet access for consumers. a. One approach is for the government to give families whose income is below a specified level a subsidy for purchasing for high-speed internet access. A subsidy to consumers is also called a Focus 9 8 1809 Accessibility: Good to go 11:59 AM 1 1 1879 words DX English (United States) W 2/15/2024 O Search DELL