ANSWER:
The correct answer is option a that is michael and earvin ; more than $350 but less then or equal to $400.
(both michael and earvin will make the offer of more then $350 as larry and charles willingness to pay is not higher then $350 and since earvin willingness to pay is $400 , therefore the winning bid will be between $350 and $400.)
Table 7.7 Buyer Willingness to Pay Michael $500 Earvin $400 Larry $350 Charles $300 Refer to...
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