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The graph shows the demand and supply of workers in a given market. The curve S(native) represents the supply of native workers in the market and S(native + immigrant) represents the supply of workers in the market after immigration. After immigration, the producer surplus to native workers is _______ per week.
a. $4,500
b. $3,000
c. $500
d. $12,500
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