The diagram below gives informetion about demand and supply for robots in Econtand. 14 13 12 11 10 $ 9 8. 6. 4 3 2 0. 01234 567 89 10 Suppose that each robot in Econland creates a $5 positive externality because of how they make neighborhoods a safer place. What is the consumer surplus of Econland in the free market? (Note: A common question here is whether you should include the externality or not. This is part of this question for you to decide on whether to do so or not.) O-12.5 O 37.5 O 17.5 O 7.5 O 12.5 SI

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