a) Suppose that in an attempt to boost the price of blueberries for its farmers, the government of Roni introduces a quota that limits thetotal amount that farmers can sell to 400,000 kilos. What is the maximum price at which this quantity could be sold? Round youranswer to 1 decimal place.$b) What would be the farmers' total revenue as a result of the quota?$c) What if this government decides, instead of using a quota, to introduce a price floor of $1.4 per kilo? What would be thesurplus/shortage and the resulting total revenue of farmers?(Click to select) ofand total revenue: $ The graph below depicts the market for blueberries in the country of Roni.Price2.01.61.20.80.40200 400 600 800 1000 1200Quantity of blueberries (thousands of kilos)

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ppose that in an attempt to boost the price of blueberries for its farmers, the government of Roni introduces a quota that limits the amount that farmers can sell to 400,000 kilos. What is the maximum price at which this quantity could be sold? Round your wer to 1 decimal place. What would be the farmers' total revenue as a result of the quota? duce a price floor of $1.4 per kilo? What would be the

ppose that in an attempt to boost the price of blueberries for its farmers, the government of Roni introduces a quota that limits the amount that farmers can sell to 400,000 kilos. What is the maximum price at which this quantity could be sold? Round your wer to 1 decimal place. What would be the farmers' total revenue as a result of the quota? duce a price floor of $1.4 per kilo? What would be the

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