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jasdeep_brar

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In the above figure, if the market price is 100 per ton, then the firm's producer surplus on the second ton of wheat is
 
  A) 25.
  B) 50.
  C) 75.
  D) 100.

Question 2

In the summer 2012 the lobster catch in Maine was especially large, but instead of celebrating the fisherman were suffering from a lower total revenue. (Source: New York Times, July 28, 2012 ) As the lobster catch increases, there is
 
  A) a movement along the demand curve, resulting in a higher price and a decreased quantity.
  B) a movement along the demand curve, resulting in a lower price and an increased quantity.
  C) no change in either the price or the quantity.
  D) a movement along the demand curve, resulting in a higher price and an increased quantity.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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