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Economics (AS & A Level) · May / June 2024 · Paper 11 · Question 9

9708Consumer and producer surplus

In which row are both statements correct?

  1. Aconsumer surplus: the value that consumers gain from consuming a good over and above the value that would have been gained from consuming the next best alternative; producer surplus: the difference between the actual revenue received by firms for a good and the profit maximising revenue
  2. Bconsumer surplus: the value that consumers gain from consuming a good over and above the price paid; producer surplus: the difference between the price received by firms for a good or service and the price at which they would have been prepared to supply that good
  3. Cconsumer surplus: the value that consumers gain from consuming a good over and above the price paid; producer surplus: the difference between the actual revenue received by firms for a good and the profit maximising revenue
  4. Dconsumer surplus: the value that consumers gain from consuming a good over and above the value that would have been gained from consuming the next best alternative; producer surplus: the difference between the price received by firms for a good and the price at which they would have been prepared to supply that good

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Correct answer: B. consumer surplus: the value that consumers gain from consuming a good over and above the price paid; producer surplus: the difference between the price received by firms for a good or service and the price at which they would have been prepared to supply that good

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