No el sboog lis sol brimmed heq al emlouis fexhem ant () 18ovbo19 bns aremuranoo (8) esbillsmelys on eis ment () $ on O-NWAUTONOOOOO Ablord andilibnoo avods (S) bos (1) (6 (b) bnis (S) (d (A) bnis (8) 60 ($) bris (8) (S ) . (F) (b 10 loogmi art boogque 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 nougmuenoo to briel went A .Fr woO yurtsup or alidw ecaserosb Quantity ard hard al ferhom tepbiw erdt no noitnaval sri ognsonu enismen The above diagram gives information about demand and supply for widgets in Econland. 13. Suppose the government imposes a subsidy of $10 per widget. The equilibrium quantity equals (d a) 10 oftesie lino , estuluadue (3 b) 6 pilesleni vlioshieq , estufiledue (b C) 7 bitasle vuosheq veelulifedue (e d) 8 e) 9 isliob nog xsis to seol inpiewoseb ell lunds end eye amemalate owl eniwollol en to nowW s 5x61 6 0 befoglioo 14. Continuing with the case of a subsidy of $10, producer surplus equals si nerw emisled of abnist il a) 16 oneslant vbjoshieq el viqque nerdw ones ai il b ) 8 (c) 50 (S ) (d 12.5 (S) bre (P) to e) 32 (S) ion (1) relish (b 15. The change in total surplus (deadweight loss) of the $10 subsidy policy compared to the unregulated market equals a ) -9 b) -.5 C) -6 d) -12 e) -25 6