(Figure: Market for Engines) If there is international trade in the market and the world price of an engine is $800, what do areas a and b represent in the figure below? Price2,000Domestic1,000supply.bDomesticdemand5001,000Quantity of enginesSelect one:a. area a is producer surplus and area b is consumer surplusb. area a is consumer surplus after trade and area b is consumer surplus before tradeC. area a is domestic consumer surplus and area b is foreign consumer surplus.d. area a is consumer surplus and area b is producer surplus

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Price 2,000 Domestic 1,000 supply . Domestic demand 500 1,000 Quantity of engines elect one: a. area a is producer surplus and area b is consumer surplus b. area a is consumer surplus after trade and area b is consumer surplus before trade C. area a is domestic consumer surplus and area b is foreign consumer surplus. d. area a is consumer surplus and area b is producer surplus

Price 2,000 Domestic 1,000 supply . Domestic demand 500 1,000 Quantity of engines elect one: a. area a is producer surplus and area b is consumer surplus b. area a is consumer surplus after trade and area b is consumer surplus before trade C. area a is domestic consumer surplus and area b is foreign consumer surplus. d. area a is consumer surplus and area b is producer surplus

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