Arrange the following steps in the process of how government interventions, like subsidies, impact market efficiency, starting from the introduction of the policy to the final outcome: A) Producers increase supply due to higher prices received, B) Government implements a subsidy, C) Consumer prices decrease, D) Market experiences deadweight loss.

When the government implements a subsidy, it provides financial support to producers, making it easier for them to produce goods. This extra money encourages producers to increase their supply because they can now receive higher prices for their products. As a result of this increased supply, consumer prices tend to decrease, making goods more affordable for buyers. However, while this may seem beneficial, the market can experience deadweight loss, which means that the overall efficiency of the market is reduced because resources are not being used in the most effective way. For example, if the government subsidizes corn production, farmers may grow more corn than needed, leading to wasted resources and less variety in food choices.