The deadweight loss that we are tp solve for in the question given are: $4000 and $20000
<h3>How to solve for the deadweight loss</h3>
We would have to solve for this by using the values that we have in the figure here
The formula for dead weight loss is given by 1/2× base × height
In the first diagram we can see that there is an underproduction of goods here. For the production to have to rise, there should have to be subsidy. This would help by increasing supply and shifting the curve outward.
This would be
1/2 × (6000-4000)×($7-$3)
= 0.5 x 2000 x 4
= $4000
In the second figure we have the issue that would exist based on the fact that there is an overproduction of goods. Then there would be the imposition of taxes. This would help by moving the supply curve down to the right.
The dead weight loss is given as
1/2× (8000-6000)×($70-$50)
= 0.5 x 2000 x 20
= $20000
Hence the deadweight loss are $4000 and $20000
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