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The Aggregate Gains from Trade in a Market Is Equal

Question 51

Question 51

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The aggregate gains from trade in a market is equal to


A) consumer surplus plus profit
B) producer surplus plus consumer expenditure
C) the sum of consumers' and producers' surpluses
D) total revenue plus consumer surplus

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