a|b e|f|g D D1 Sd c d|i h Domestic price with subsidy World price World price with subsidy Dd So S1 Quantity Refer to the above figure. Which of the following correctly identifies the net change in national welfare due to the provision of the export subsidy by the domestic government? The net gain in well-being for the exporting country is area 'c'. The net loss in well-being for the exporting country is area (b + d). The net gain in well-being for the exporting country is area (b+d+f+g+i+j). The net loss in well-being for the exporting country is area (b + d +f+g+h+i+ j).
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