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  In the diagram above,D represents the original demand curve,S represents the original supply curve,and S' represents the supply curve once a per-unit tax is imposed. -Refer to the diagram above.The difference between the total benefit and the total cost of the trades that do not occur after the tax is the ______ and it is equal to ______. A)  reduced consumer surplus; (EA) (AH) + ½(IH) (HC)  B)  reduced producer surplus; (AG) (GJ) + ½ (JH) (HC)  C)  deadweight loss;½(IH) (HC)  D)  deadweight loss;½(IH) (HC) + ½(JH) (HC)  E)  deadweight loss;½(JH) (HC) In the diagram above,D represents the original demand curve,S represents the original supply curve,and S' represents the supply curve once a per-unit tax is imposed.
-Refer to the diagram above.The difference between the total benefit and the total cost of the trades that do not occur after the tax is the ______ and it is equal to ______.

Comprehend the concept of equivalent units and how they are calculated in a process costing system.
Recognize the procedure for calculating cost per equivalent unit under the weighted-average method, including the consideration of prior period costs.
Know the structure and components of a cost reconciliation report in process costing.
Distinguish between the weighted-average and first-in, first-out (FIFO) methods of process costing and the implications on equivalent units calculation.

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