Governments often subsidize the production of goods even when we have shown that subsidization results in a deadweight loss to society. Which subsidy program might actually turn out to generate a net gain to the government coffers (in the longer run)? Question 7 options: A subsidy that provides affordable transportation to senior citizens in major cities. A subsidy that provides short-term relief to farmers in a small farming community in order to provide protection from international competition. A subsidy on post-secondary education that leads to better employment opportunities for students, thus a higher lifetime income and more lifetime taxes paid. A subsidy on a new stadium for the Toronto Argonauts Football Team