Bigfoot Corp. manufactures shoes in the small town of Here. It is the only employer in town, and Here is too far from anywhere else for townspeople to work elsewhere. Men and women are equally productive; they each pmduce two pairs of shoes :1 day, which Bigfoot sells in the (perfectly competitive) shoe market at a price of $21? per pair. The labor supply curves of men and women respectively are given by Lm=25 \"rm250 Lw=5tflww-1 where wEu and wt... represent men's and women's wage rates. (a) How many men and how many women will Bigfoot employ, and what wage rates will it pay them, if it wishes to maximize prots? How much prot does Bigfoot make? (13} What would he the socially efcient employment levels and wage rates? How much prot does Bigfoot make under this scenario? How much better off would society as a whole be in this case as compared to your solution to (a)