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Resource Supply/Demand

The following questions refer to the accompanying graph, which shows the supply and demand for a resource. The owner of the resource is receiving the price P0 and is providing the quantity Q0.
Resource Supply/Demand  The following questions refer to the accompanying graph, which shows the supply and demand for a resource. The owner of the resource is receiving the price P<sub>0</sub> and is providing the quantity Q<sub>0</sub>.     -Refer to Resource Supply/Demand.If the government confiscates the rent and pays the owner area D to supply Q<sub>0</sub> units of the resource at a zero price,then A)  area B + C is transferred from the resource owner to the government with no loss in social gain. B)  area A + B + C overestimates the social gain that will be created. C)  demanders will continue to receive area A + B + C + D in value from the resource. D)  a deadweight loss equal to area B + C will be created.


-Refer to Resource Supply/Demand.If the government confiscates the rent and pays the owner area D to supply Q0 units of the resource at a zero price,then

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