In the free market a gallon of gasoline has an equilibrium price of $3 and the equilibrium quantity is 200 (by the millions) In order to increase their revenue, the federal government implements a $1 tax on a gallon of gas. Show the price paid by the consumers, producers, and the quantity sold. In addition, show the consumer and producer surplus. Is there a difference between the prices? The graph needs to be accompanied by a paragraph that provides an explanation. Then, draw the market after the tax is imposed. The graph needs to be labeled. Show the price paid by the consumers, producers, and the quantity sold. In addition, show the consumer and producer surplus and deadweight loss. What is the difference between the prices paid by consumers and producers? Has the quantity of gasoline sold changed? Is the market efficient? Who benefits? The graph needs to be accompanied by a paragraph that provides an explanation.