Descriptive analysis of how decontrol of price

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Suppose a product sold in a competitive market is subject to a government price control. Suppose the regulated price is less than the free market equilibrium price. By using the Concepts of consumer and producer surplus, show that decontrol of the price may make consumers worse off but will nevertheless improve society's economic welfare.

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