Supply and demand curves for a consumer item are given by q -S(p) - 500 + p and q = D(p) - 2300 2p respectively. p is the price, in dollars for one unit of this item and a is the number of units. The equilibrium price is p* - $600 as you can check for yourself. A sales tax of 3.8%, to be directed at the consumers, is under consideration. Ultimately, the suppliers will bare some of the burden for this tax since it will cause the equilibrium price to drop. Determine the amount of money per item that supplies stand to lose due to this tax which is directed at the consumers. Give your answer as a dollar amount that has been rounded to the nearest cent as in 23.98 or 8.32 for example. Enter only the number. Do not enter the dollar sign