The market for used economics textbooks is perfectly competitive, with a market supply curve given by P = 6 + 2Q and market demand curve given by P = 42 – Q, leading to an equilibrium of P = 30 and Q = 12. If the government provides a subsidy of $12 per textbook, what will be the new market quantity? Determine the new CS and PS, the cost of the subsidy, and the amount of deadweight loss created by the policy.

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