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    Reference: Ref 14-6 (Table: Willingness to Pay) Refer to the Table
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Reference: Ref 14-6 (Table: Willingness to Pay) Refer to the Table

Question 107

Question 107

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  Reference: Ref 14-6 (Table: Willingness to Pay)  Refer to the table. Assume the firm has zero costs. If the firm were to set individual prices for each of the two goods, how much total profit does it earn from Good A? A)  $90 B)  $35 C)  $120 D)  $125 Reference: Ref 14-6 (Table: Willingness to Pay) Refer to the table. Assume the firm has zero costs. If the firm were to set individual prices for each of the two goods, how much total profit does it earn from Good A?


A) $90
B) $35
C) $120
D) $125

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