Consider the following market demand and supply: Demand: P 16 - 4Qd m Supply: P = 6 + 3Qs If the market is at equilibrium, what is the producer surplus? Note: Express your answer in units of dollars, to at least two digits after the decimal.

Consider the following market demand and supply: Demand: P 16 - 4Qd m Supply: P = 6 + 3Qs If the market is at equilibrium, what is the producer surplus? Note: Express your answer in units of dollars, to at least two digits after the decimal.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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