The figure below shows the market equilibrium (point B) at the intersection of demand and supply curves under perfect competition.Figure 11.5
D: Market demand curve
S: Market supply curve
-Refer to Figure 11.5. Which of the following regions on the graph represents consumer surplus in a perfectly competitive market?
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