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The diagram below shows supply,demand,and quantity exchanged of Monday matinee movie tickets.Assume it is a perfectly competitive market. The diagram below shows supply,demand,and quantity exchanged of Monday matinee movie tickets.Assume it is a perfectly competitive market.   FIGURE 12-4 -Refer to Figure 12-4.If a disequilibrium price of $7.50 per movie ticket were imposed on this market,this market would not be allocatively efficient because 1) the sum of consumer and producer surplus would not be maximized; 2) the marginal benefit to consumers of the last movie consumed would be greater than the marginal cost to the seller; 3) the marginal cost to the seller of the last movie consumed would be more than the marginal benefit to consumers. A) 1 only B) 2 only C) 3 only D) 1 and 2 E) 2 and 3 FIGURE 12-4
-Refer to Figure 12-4.If a disequilibrium price of $7.50 per movie ticket were imposed on this market,this market would not be allocatively efficient because 1) the sum of consumer and producer surplus would not be maximized;
2) the marginal benefit to consumers of the last movie consumed would be greater than the marginal cost to the seller;
3) the marginal cost to the seller of the last movie consumed would be more than the marginal benefit to consumers.


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