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Scenario: The table below lists the willingness to pay for ten potential buyers of a Walter Payton rookie card and the willingness to accept for ten potential sellers of the card. (Walter Payton was a running back for the NFL's Chicago Bears from 1985 to 1987 and was elected into the NFL's Hall of Fame in 1993.) The graph below the table can be used to display the demand and supply schedules.
Scenario: The table below lists the willingness to pay for ten potential buyers of a Walter Payton rookie card and the willingness to accept for ten potential sellers of the card. (Walter Payton was a running back for the NFL's Chicago Bears from 1985 to 1987 and was elected into the NFL's Hall of Fame in 1993.)  The graph below the table can be used to display the demand and supply schedules.        -Refer to the scenario above.Assuming a market price of $140 per card,consumer surplus in this market is ________. A)  $100 B)  $125 C)  $150 D)  $250
Scenario: The table below lists the willingness to pay for ten potential buyers of a Walter Payton rookie card and the willingness to accept for ten potential sellers of the card. (Walter Payton was a running back for the NFL's Chicago Bears from 1985 to 1987 and was elected into the NFL's Hall of Fame in 1993.)  The graph below the table can be used to display the demand and supply schedules.        -Refer to the scenario above.Assuming a market price of $140 per card,consumer surplus in this market is ________. A)  $100 B)  $125 C)  $150 D)  $250
-Refer to the scenario above.Assuming a market price of $140 per card,consumer surplus in this market is ________.


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