Multiple Choice
Suppose that the equilibrium price in the market for tomatoes is $3 per pound.If a law reduced the maximum legal price for tomatoes to $2 per pound,
A) any possible increase in consumer surplus would be larger than the loss of producer surplus.
B) any possible increase in consumer surplus would be smaller than the loss of producer surplus.
C) the resulting increase in producer surplus would be larger than any possible loss of consumer surplus.
D) the resulting increase in producer surplus would be smaller than any possible loss of consumer surplus.
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Q47: If the government allowed a free market
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Q50: The "invisible hand" refers to<br>A)the marketplace guiding
Q51: Total surplus is equal to<br>A)value to buyers
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Q53: If the United States changed its laws