In the fall, the pie makers of Redbud, Vermont love to purchase apples, picked from the local apple orchards, to make apple pies. Ten would be happy to pay up to $6 for a bushel of apples and ten more would pay as much as $8. Each of the thirty children living in Redbud would be willing to pick one bushel of apples if they are paid at least $5 to do so. Redbud is trying to raise money to support its baseball team (the Redbud raiders) and has decided to tax pie makers $2 for every bushel of apples they purchase. How will this change the competitive equilibrium in the apple market