Refer to the Table 13-2 below, which shows an economy where individuals live for two periods. Those who are young in one period become old retirees in the next. Suppose in Period 1, there was no Social Security program. In Period 2, the program begins and the young of that period pay tax to fund the program for the current retirees. In Period 5, suppose the Society Security program abruptly ends (such that retirees in Period 5 do not receive any benefits, and workers do not pay the tax towards Social Security). Suppose the payroll tax to support Social Security is 10%, that population grows by 10% per year, and that earnings grow at 5% per year. Number ol' Eamtngs per Taxes Paid by Total Taxes "\"31: M sting? Young Workers Young Worker Young Worker Pald Retirees R elirees $50, $6,670,125 $57,881.25 $5,7BB.1 3 $7,703,994 $60,775.31 Question 31 1 pts What number should \"C\" be in Table 13-2, where C is the benefits paid to each old retiree in Period 2? If your answer is not a whole number, please round to the nearest hundredth. Also, please do not enter the dollar sign in your answer. Question 32 1 pts What number should \"D\" be in Table 13-2, where D is the tax paid by each old retiree in Period 3? If your answer is not a whole number, please round to the nearest hundredth. Also, please do not enter the dollar sign in your