Again, your WTA is $12 and your neighbor's WTP is $15. THe price is $13.Now suppose the Iowa City City Council passes an ordinance setting a minimum fee of $20 per walk. After this ordinance takes effect, will your neighbor still hire you to walk her dog?Choice 1 of 3:YesChoice 2 of 3:NoChoice 3 of 3:DependsSave AnswerQuestion 7:*Unsaved ChangesQ81 PointGrading comment:After the city sets a minimum fee of $20 per dog walk, what is the deadweight loss per dog walk? (Numerals only)

After the city sets a minimum fee of $20 per dog walk, what is the deadweight loss per dog walk?

You are a dog walker. You are willing to accept as low as $12 per dog walk. Your neighbor has a dog and she is willing to pay as much as $15 per walk.Suppose, instead, you walk her dog for $13. In this case, what is the TOTAL SURPLUS associated with this dog walk? Remember total surplus equals consumer surplus plus producer surplus (just enter numerals, no dollar signs or words)3Q71 PointGrading comment:Again, your WTA is $12 and your neighbor's WTP is $15. THe price is $13.Now suppose the Iowa City City Council passes an ordinance setting a minimum fee of $20 per walk. After this ordinance takes effect, will your neighbor still hire you to walk her dog?Choice 1 of 3:YesChoice 2 of 3:NoChoice 3 of 3:DependsQ81 PointGrading comment:After the city sets a minimum fee of $20 per dog walk, what is the deadweight loss per dog walk? (Numerals only)

You are a dog walker. You are willing to accept as low as $12 per dog walk. Your neighbor has a dog and she is willing to pay as much as $15 per walk. If you were to walk her dog for $11, we would say this trade isChoice 1 of 2:pareto efficientChoice 2 of 2:not pareto efficient

Amy buys a new dog for $1500. She receives consumer surplus of $300 on her purchase. Her willingness to pay is: A. $300 B. $1500 C. $1800 D. $1200

Iris Souza started the summer with $30. She took $10 and made signs for her dog walking service. She posted the signs all over her neighborhood. She used the other $20 to buy a stout leash and a pooper-scooper. At the end of the summer, after buying herself a new pair of shoes for $50 (she had worn her other shoes out walking dogs), she had $125 left. Calculate Souza's costs for her summer job?Group of answer choices$30$50$80$125$175