Look at the figures below, which show the costs and benefits to voters Garcia, Johnson, and Lee of two different public goods that the government will produce if a majority of voters support them. Suppose that Garcia, Johnson, and Lee have decided to have one single vote at which the funding for both of those public goods will be decided simultaneously. Total benefit = $1,150 Total benefit = $800 Total cost = $900 Benefit; Tax Benefit; Tax Total cost = $900 $700 Garcia $300 $300 per- per- person person tax tax $350 $350 $300 $300 $250 $200 Johnson Lee Johnson Lee $100 Garcia (Votes) (Yes] (No INO (No] (Yes [Yes) (a) (b) Inefficient majority "no" vote Inefficient majority "yes" voteInstructions: Enter your answers as a whole number. If you are entering any negative numbers be sure to include a negative sign (-) in front of those numbers. a. Given the $300 cost per person of each public good, what are Garcia's net benefits for each public good individually and for the two combined? Net benefit of first public good = $ 400 Net benefit of second public good = $ For the two combined = $ Will she vote yes or no on the proposal to fund both projects simultaneously: | Yes v b. What are Lee's net benefits for each public good individually and for the two combined? Net benefit of first public good = $ Net benefit of second public good = $ For the two combined = $