D Question 32 6 pts Re-consider to the previous question (where the furniture maker produces chairs and sells them to the furniture store, who sells them to customers). Suppose the furniture maker discounts the price they charge the furniture store by $3. What is the change in supply chain surplus in dollars? Note: the question asks how the supply chain surplus changes, not the amount of the new supply chain surplus. If the supply chain surplus goes down you should enter a negative number. If it goes up you should enter a positive number. If the supply chain surplus does not change just enter a zero Wild LG internet Service instructor at the time that the issue occurred. D Question 31 6 pts A furniture maker produces chairs, which cost $13 in raw materials and $13 in labor. The chairs are sold for $56 cach to a furniture store, which further spends $8 to market the chairs. The store sells the chairs to its customers for $112. If the average consumer values a chair at $150, what is the supply chain surplus in dollars