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Molodets [167]
3 years ago
11

Jackie finds a pair of jeans that she likes but the price tag is missing. She is willing to buy it as long as it's not more than

$100. The cashier informs Jackie that the price is $72. Jackie buys the jeans, and therefore achieved a consumer surplus of:
A. $100 because that is what she was willing to payB. $72 the price that she actually paidC. $28 the difference between what she was willing to pay and the priceD. $0 because the jeans were not actually discount
Social Studies
1 answer:
enot [183]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:c-$28 the difference between what she was willing to pay and price paid

Explanation:

Consumer surplus is the amount which the person is willing to pay minus actual price he pays for any good or service.

here Willing Price=$100

Actual Pay=$72

consumer surplus=100-72

consumer surplus=$ 28

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