The bus fare in a rural area is $5 per journey. The government decides to improve local transport by giving bus firms a subsidy of $2 per journey. The diagram shows the possible changes in demand and supply. What is the new quantity of journeys and the bus fare for a journey? [Figure 18]
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C: quantity of journeys: 1050, bus fare ($): 4
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