b. A second approach is for the government to pay internet service providers part of the cost of providing internet access. For example, the government could pay part of the cost of equipment that internet service providers use. When the government pays part of the cost of producing something, such as internet access, that's called a "subsidy.\" bi} Will this subsidy to internet service providers affect the demand for internet access; the supply: of internet access; or neither the demand for m the supply: of internet access? Justify your answer. bii} Explain the impact of subsidies to internet service providers on the equilibrium price and equilibrium quantity of internet access