Consumer surplus is the difference between willingness to pay of consumer and actual price paid that is the area above price and below demand curve.
Producer surplus is the difference between willingness to accept of producer and actual price received that is the area above supply cuve and below price.
In the figure, price is P2. So area above it and below demand curve include: (A+B+E) and area below this price and above supply curve include: (C+D+F)
Consumer surplus= (A+B+E)
Producer surplus= (C+D+F)
option 3rd is the answer.
what area in the graph repersents consumer surplus? what area in the graph repersents producer surplus...
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