The market demand for laptops is P=32-2Q and the market supply is P=8+2Q. What is consumer surplus at the market equilibrium?
a.12
b.24
c.36
d.72
Set QD=QS
32-2Q=8+2Q
32-8+2Q+2Q
24=4Q
Q = 24/4 = 6
P = 32-2*6 = 20
Maximum reservation price = 32
CS = 0.5*6*(32-20) = 3*12 = 36
option(C)
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