Assume competitive markets (price are given) and that the supply is more inelastic than demand. Which of the following statements is correct? A. Consumer surplus will be larger than producer surplus. B. Consumer surplus will be exactly the same as producer surplus. C. We do not have sufficient information to infer which surplus is greater. D. Consumer surplus will be smaller than producer surplus.

Assume competitive markets (price are given) and that the supply is more inelastic than demand. Which of the following statements is correct? A. Consumer surplus will be larger than producer surplus. B. Consumer surplus will be exactly the same as producer surplus. C. We do not have sufficient information to infer which surplus is greater. D. Consumer surplus will be smaller than producer surplus.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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