ll questions refer to The Economist article "Saudi Arabia Will Finally Allow Women to Drive" which can be found on pages 3-6. 1. Consider the market for cars in Saudi Arabia. Will the demand curve shift or stay the same as a result of the new policy allowing women to drive? Will the supply curve shift or stay the same? Explain. 2. What effect does this policy have on the equilibrium price in the market for cars? Show your answer graphically. 3. Does this change in the equilibrium price result in movement along the demand curve or the supply curve? 4. Consider the decision of a single car dealer in the market for cars. Does the policy permitting women to drive lead to an increase or decrease in the quantity of cars it supplies? Provide a graph supporting your answer. 5. Explain how your answer to question 4 helps you justify your answer to question 3. 6. The article mentions that many women who work "hire drivers for their commutes." Consider the market for hired rides. Will the demand curve shift or stay the same as a result of the new policy allowing women to drive? Will the supply curve