What is the value of Consumer Surplus? Please enter your answer as whole dollar amounts with no decimals and do not type in your answer as words. (ie. $4000 not $4000.00 or "Four thousand dollars"). What is the value of Producer Surplus? Please enter your answer as whole dollar amounts with no decimals and do not type in your answer as words. (ie. $4000 not $4000.00 or "Four thousand dollars"). What is the value of Total Surplus? Please enter your answer as whole dollar amounts with no decimals and do not type in your answer as words. (ie. $4000 not $4000.00 or "Four thousand dollars").

What is the value of Consumer Surplus? Please enter your answer as whole dollar amounts with no decimals and do not type in your answer as words. (ie. $4000 not $4000.00 or "Four thousand dollars"). What is the value of Producer Surplus? Please enter your answer as whole dollar amounts with no decimals and do not type in your answer as words. (ie. $4000 not $4000.00 or "Four thousand dollars"). What is the value of Total Surplus? Please enter your answer as whole dollar amounts with no decimals and do not type in your answer as words. (ie. $4000 not $4000.00 or "Four thousand dollars").

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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