Use the graph to answer the question that follows. 35 30 25 20 MSB Price ($) 15 MSC 10 MPC 5 MPB 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Quantity Assuming there is no government regulation, which of the following makes a true statement about this market? The market output and price levels are higher than the allocationy efficient output and price levels. The market output and price levels are lower than the allocationy efficient output and price levels. The market output is higher than the allocationy efficient output, while the market price is lower than the allocation efficient price. The market output is lower than the allocationy efficient output, while the market price level is higher than the allocationy efficient price level. There is insufficient data to make any evaluation of price and output levels in this market.Use the graph to answer the question that follows. Price ($) S 3.5 3 2 360 540 Quantity What is the value of the deadweight loss in this market? O $90 O $180 O $360 O $540 O $720Use the graph to answer the question that follows. 100 80 GO Percentage of Income 40 2015 20 2019 0 20 40 60 80 100 Percentage of Households In 2015, of the households earned of the income in this economy. O 20 percent; 40 percent O 40 percent; 80 percent O 40 percent; 20 percent O 60 percent; 80 percent 0 80 percent; 40 percentUse the graph to answer the question that follows. Price ($) T $600 $400 X D 15,000 20,000 Quantity Assume that the market shown is perfectly competitive with no externalities. If the production output is 15,000 units, then the market is O inefficient, with a total economic surplus of T + X O inefficient, and producer surplus is X O efficient, and deadweight loss is being maximized O efficient, with a consumer surplus of T - V O efficient, and consumer and producer surplus are maximizedA positive externality, particularly of a good that is non-rival, often leads to what government intervention(s)? O An output quota or other production regulations O A per-unit tax O A per-unit subsidy or direct provision O A price floor O A lump-sum taxUse the graph to answer the question that follows. S=MSC-MPC Price ($) P P. MSB D=MPB Quantity Q1 21 The graph above shows a externality with the value of per unit. O Positive; P1 - P2 O Positive; indeterminate with labeled data points O Negative; Pq - P2 O Negative; P, + P2 O Negative; indeterminate with labeled data pointsQuestion 11(Multiple Choice Worth 3 points) (06.05 MC) If Country R has less income inequality than Country T, which of the following must be true? O Country R will have greater wealth overall. O Country T will have greater wealth overall. O Country R will have more people in poverty than Country T. O Country R will have a higher Gini coefficient than Country T. O Country R will have a lower Gini coefficient than Country T. Question 12(Multiple Choice Worth 3 points) (06.01 MC) Which of the following is true of market social equilibrium if consumers recognize that they will receive much or all of the benefit even if others pay for a good they value? O Socially optimal output will equal the private quantity, and the socially optimal price will equal the private price. O Socially optimal output will be less than the private quantity, and the socially optimal price will be less than the private price. O Socially optimal output will be greater than the private quantity, and the socially optimal price will be less than the private price. O Socially optimal output will be greater than the private quantity, and the socially optimal price will be greater than the private price. O Socially optimal output will be less than the private quantity, and the socially optimal price will be greater than the private price.Use the graph to answer the question that follows. Price ($) 3.5 3 2 360 540 Quantity What is the value of the producer surplus after the tax in this market? O $90 O $180 O $360 O $540 O $720