Problem: $25$ points:

$23.$ Draw linear supply and demand curves in a single graph corresponding to the following table, labeling everything relevant, right here $($Hint: when in doubt, plot points!$)$:

$\backslash$table$[[$Price$,$QDemanded,QSupplied$],[0,24,0],[1,21,3],[2,18,6],[3,15,9],[4,12,12],[5,9,15],[6,6,18],[7,3,21],[8,0,24]]$

Show the equilibrium price and quantity, consumer surplus, and producer surplus on your graph. How large are CS and PS in dollars? $($Hint: the area of a triangle is $\frac{1}{2}$ times the base of the triangle times the height $[1/2$bh$]).$ Define total surplus. How much is TS in dollars?

Suppose the government levies a tax of $$2$ per unit that the sellers of the good must pay. On a new graph, show and explain $(1)$ which curve shifts, $(2)$ which way, $(3)$ derive a new equilibrium quantity, and $(4)$ the prices paid by buyers and received by sellers.

Then show consumer surplus, producer surplus, government revenue, and the deadweight loss on the second graph. How many dollars is each of these?