Figure: Consumer and Producer Surplus No Tax With $1 Tax Price of apples (per basket) Price of apples (per basket) Consumers get this The government gets this Consumers get this Consumer surplus...


Figure: Consumer and Producer Surplus<br>No Tax<br>With $1 Tax<br>Price<br>of apples<br>(per basket)<br>Price<br>of apples<br>(per basket)<br>Consumers<br>get this<br>The government<br>gets this<br>Consumers<br>get this<br>Consumer<br>surplus<br>Consumer<br>No one<br>$4.40<br>-gets this<br>(deadweight<br>loss)<br>surplus<br>Tax revenue<br>$1<br>$4.00<br>a<br>Producer<br>$900<br>surplus<br>3.40<br>Producer<br>surplus<br>D<br>Producers<br>get this<br>Producers<br>get this<br>1,000<br>900 1,000<br>Quantity<br>of apples<br>(baskets)<br>Quantity<br>of apples<br>(baskets)<br>According to the figures, what is the value of the deadweight loss?<br>$100<br>The deadweight loss cannot be calculated.<br>$900<br>$50<br>

Extracted text: Figure: Consumer and Producer Surplus No Tax With $1 Tax Price of apples (per basket) Price of apples (per basket) Consumers get this The government gets this Consumers get this Consumer surplus Consumer No one $4.40 -gets this (deadweight loss) surplus Tax revenue $1 $4.00 a Producer $900 surplus 3.40 Producer surplus D Producers get this Producers get this 1,000 900 1,000 Quantity of apples (baskets) Quantity of apples (baskets) According to the figures, what is the value of the deadweight loss? $100 The deadweight loss cannot be calculated. $900 $50

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