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Wilma values a decorative garden rock at $15, while Fred values it at $10. The price of a decorative garden rock is $9. If the government imposes a $2 tax per decorative garden rock and the price of the rock rises to $11, what part of the deadweight loss comes from Wilma, and what part comes from Fred?
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