The following table shows Margaret's and Dennis's willingness to pay for Quantity of Cookies 2 Margaret will buy Dennis will buy Margaret cookies and her surplus is cookies and his surplus is $7 $13 $18 $21 Suppose that the price of cookies is $4.50. How many cookies will Margaret and Dennis buy? Calculate their consumer surplus. $23 Dennis $15 $25 $34 $42 $45

The following table shows Margaret's and Dennis's willingness to pay for Quantity of Cookies 2 Margaret will buy Dennis will buy Margaret cookies and her surplus is cookies and his surplus is $7 $13 $18 $21 Suppose that the price of cookies is $4.50. How many cookies will Margaret and Dennis buy? Calculate their consumer surplus. $23 Dennis $15 $25 $34 $42 $45

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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