The above figure shows the market demand curve for ...

[@Brianna17]

The above figure shows the market demand curve for telecommunication while driving one's car (time spent on the car phone). The current price is $0.35 per minute. If the price were to increase by ten cents per minute, consumer surplus would
◦ fall by $84.
◦ fall to $369.
◦ fall by $58.
◦ fall to $820.

[livaneabi]

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[@Brianna17]

Excellent

[livaneabi]

Great! Please up vote

[nautica902]

The above figure shows the market demand curve for telecommunication while driving one's car (time spent on the car phone). At the current price of $0.35 per minute, consumer surplus equals
◦ $1,225.50.
◦ $924.50.
◦ $1,250.00.
◦ $301.00.

[mmpiza]

$924.50.

[khang]

The above figure shows the market demand curve for telecommunication while driving one's car (time spent on the car phone). If the price were zero, consumer surplus equals
◦ $924.50.
◦ $301.00.
◦ $1,250.00.
◦ $1,225.50.

[krakiolit]

$1,250.00.

[khang]

Thank you!

[krakiolit]

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