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To avoid liability for negligence, a customer must examine monthly bank statements and canceled checks promptly and with reasonable care, and report any forged signatures to the bank.
Consumer Surplus
The discrepancy between what consumers are willing to spend on a good or service and their actual expenditures.
Surplus II
An excess of supply over demand in the market, leading to excess goods and potential lower prices.
Consumer Surplus
The separation between the entire amount consumers are keen and financially able to expend on a good or service, and the amount they actually expend.
Surplus I
An excess of supply over demand, leading to a situation where the quantity of a good or service exceeds the quantity demanded at the current price.
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