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zmey [24]
3 years ago
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Suppose the market price is $5. The buyer who buys the first unit of output has a willingness-to-buy equal to $10; the buyer who

buys the second unit of output has a willingness-to-buy equal to $9; and the buyer who buys the third unit of output has a willingness-to-buy equal to $8. Total consumer surplus is: $12. $27. $10. $5.
Business
1 answer:
snow_lady [41]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Total consumer surplus is $12

Explanation:

Consumer surplus refers to the benefit derived by the consumer from the amount he is willing to pay as against market price. For example, Glee is willing to pay $10 for a product. The market price of the product is $5. His consumer surplus will be $5 (benefit).

Here, market price is $5.

Buyer is willing to spend $10 for first unit. Consumer surplus is $5 (10 - 5)

Buyer is willing to spend $9 for second unit. Consumer surplus is $4 (9 - 5)

Buyer is willing to spend $8 for third unit. Consumer surplus is $3 (8 - 5)

Total consumer surplus is $12 (5 + 4 + 3)

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Receiving                     $35 per receiving hour ($343,000/9,800)

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Direct labor               $480,000          $480,000

Overhead applied  $1,063,500        $1,018,200

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Cost per unit                $133.97         $287.275

Direct labor hours          6,000               2,000

Number of setups             400                  200

Number of orders          6,000             12,000

Machine hours             24,000             18,000

Receiving hours             3,000               7,000

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