Business, 12.06.2020 23:57, devinr36

Suppose you recently sold your used car. Assume that no new production was involved in this transaction. Wealth was created because the value of your willingness to sell was the buyer's willingness to pay. Suppose you sold the car for $25,000. If the minimum price, or "bottom line," you would accept for the car is $19,000 and the most the buyer is willing to pay is $33,000, then the seller surplus is $ and the buyer surplus is $ . The total surplus created by the transaction is $

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