Suppose that a customer's willingness-to-pay for a product is $1,480, and the seller's willingness-to-sell is $1,210. If the negotiated price is $1,479, how much is consumer surplus?

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Consumer surplus is the difference between what a consumer is willing to pay and what they actually pay. Here, the consumer is willing to pay $1,480 and pays $1,479, so the consumer surplus is $1.

Suppose That a Customer's Willingness-To-Pay for a Product Is $1,480