Business, 14.04.2020 21:55 wuluchapman

Consumer surplus can be defined as

A. the value the consumer gets from buying a product less its price.
B. the value the consumer gets from buying a product plus its price.
C. the price the producer sells a product for including the cost of producing it. t
D. he price the producer sells a product for less the cost of producing it.

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