ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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A.) $6,400
B.) $9,600
C.) $12,800
D.) 14,400
What is Consumer Surplus before trade?
A.) $14,400
B.) $16,800
C.) $21,600
D.) $24,800
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