Consider the scenario where the slope of the bribe function is relatively flat, as is the case in Barron and Olken (2009). If trucks that are more overweight pay higher bribes at weigh stations, corruption in this setting represents a transfer, but not a social efficiency loss.On the above graph, suppose x0 represents Pak Solhin's income today. If he got a transfer for an amount "T" so his income became x0+T instead, at which point would his income converge after a long time