7. First Come, First Served?The graph shows the downward-sloping demand for, and the upward-sloping supply of, flu jabs facing a clinic in a remote village. This clinic is the only place providing flu jabs to the residents of this village The equilibrium price is €per flu jab, and the equilibrium quantity isjabs per day.If the government imposes a maximum price of €14 per flu jab, there will beofjabs per day.At the price control of €14 per jab, the quantity supplied isper day. At this quantity, the maximum price the residents of this village arewilling to pay is €per jab.People will wait in line until the total cost of the flu jab (price for the jab plus waiting time) equals the maximum price they are willing to pay at thequantity supplied under the price control. On the graph, use the orange rectangle (square symbols) to shade the area representing the total value oftime wasted in line. The total value of time wasted in line is € 4036SupplyWasted Time Value32282420Controlled PriceDemand102030405060708090100QUANTITY (Jabs per day)The equilibrium price is €per flu jab, and the equilibrium quantity isjabs per day.If the government imposes a maximum price of €14 per flu jab, there will beof [jabs per day.At the price control of €14 per jab, the quantity supplied isper day. At this quantity, the maximum price the residents of this village arewilling to pay is €per jab.PRICE OF FLU JAB (Euros)

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The equilibrium price is € per flu jab, and the equilibrium quantity is jabs per day. If the government imposes a maximum price of €14 per flu jab, there will be of jabs per day. At the price control of €14 per jab, the quantity supplied is per day. At this quantity, the maximum price the residents of this village are willing to pay is € per jab.

The equilibrium price is € per flu jab, and the equilibrium quantity is jabs per day. If the government imposes a maximum price of €14 per flu jab, there will be of jabs per day. At the price control of €14 per jab, the quantity supplied is per day. At this quantity, the maximum price the residents of this village are willing to pay is € per jab.

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