Many state governments support higher education through subsidies. (A subsidy is like a negative excise tax). Consider the following supply and demand for college education at State U, which shows the equilibrium that would prevail without subsidies: annual tuition is $20,000 with Q0 enrolled students. Suppose the state provides a $10,000 per year subsidy paid to State U for each student enrolled. What impact will this subsidy have on the equilibrium tuition level and number of enrolled students? Explain. 
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