Multiple Choice
Consumer surplus is:
A) the area underneath the demand curve.
B) the total utility derived from consuming a good.
C) the marginal utility of the last unit consumed multiplied by the number of units consumed.
D) the difference between what consumers are willing to pay and what they are required to pay for a good.
E) the dollar amount spent acquiring a good.
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