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The accompanying figure depicts the demand (D) curve for general admission concert tickets to see ECON-Jammin', the world's first economics rock band, which is scheduled to visit your city next month. The concert venue can accommodate 100 fans with a marginal cost (MC) of $10 per person. Use the following information to answer the  questions: The accompanying figure depicts the demand (D)  curve for general admission concert tickets to see ECON-Jammin', the world's first economics rock band, which is scheduled to visit your city next month. The concert venue can accommodate 100 fans with a marginal cost (MC)  of $10 per person.   -ECON-Jammin' has recently discovered that its fans are made up of two distinct groups, which they can easily distinguish. They have decided to utilize their economic knowledge and offer a high-priced ticket of $40 per person and a low-priced ticket of $20 per person. Based on this information, what is the net revenue earned by the sales of the low-priced ticket? A)  $200 B)  $300 C)  $400 D)  $500 E)  $600
-ECON-Jammin' has recently discovered that its fans are made up of two distinct groups, which they can easily distinguish. They have decided to utilize their economic knowledge and offer a high-priced ticket of $40 per person and a low-priced ticket of $20 per person. Based on this information, what is the net revenue earned by the sales of the low-priced ticket?


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