The Difference Between What a Consumer Is Willing to Pay

question 30

Multiple Choice

The difference between what a consumer is willing to pay for a unit of a good and what must be paid when actually buying it is called:

• A) producer surplus.
• B) consumer surplus.
• C) cost benefit analysis.
• D) net utility.

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Definitions:

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