Suppose that due to surprisingly favorable weather in one part of the country, the supply of wheat this year is much greater than expected. Farmer Jane, a wheat farmer in a different part of the country who based her decision of how much to plant in part on an expected price that didn't account for this increase in supply, is not too worried because there is a price floor for her product set at $5 per bushel At this price her costs will be covered. Although Farmer Jane will benefit from this price floor, society as a whole will not due to social surplus loss. The sum of which two areas represents the lost social surplus (deadweight loss) from this price floor? Please use the areas from the image (K.L.M,N,OP) in your answer (and not numeric calculations) Market for Wheat S K 5 Price (per bushel in USD) L M M N o 3 P D 1,500 1,900 2,300 Quantity