The market for bagels in San Francisco is perfectly competitive. Presently, the daily demand for bagels in San Francisco is Qd = 15,000 - 5,000P, and the supply of bagels is Qs = 10,000P, where P is the price of bagels and quantities Qd and Qs, respectively, are the number of bagels bought and sold each day. The figure below shows the demand and supply curves for bagels in San Francisco.

-In competitive equilibrium in the San Francisco bagel market, total consumer surplus is $__________ and total producer surplus is $_________. Social surplus is $__________.
Now suppose Einstein Bagels buys every other bagel store in town and forms a bagel monopoly in San Francisco.
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