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

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)3Save AnswerQuestion 6:*Unsaved ChangesQ71 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: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)

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?

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

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