Suppose the demand function is linear. At p 8, quantity demanded is Q = 16. At p quantity demanded is Q = 10. For the price increase from 8 to 15, the loss in consumer surplus due to fewer goods being purchased is surplus due to a higher price on the goods still purchased is 15, and the loss in consumer

Suppose the demand function is linear. At p 8, quantity demanded is Q = 16. At p quantity demanded is Q = 10. For the price increase from 8 to 15, the loss in consumer surplus due to fewer goods being purchased is surplus due to a higher price on the goods still purchased is 15, and the loss in consumer

Principles of Economics 2e

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Chapter3: Demand And Supply

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