(Figure: Market by Residence I) If the firm cannot practice third-degree price discrimination and must charge a single profit-maximizing price, it will earn producer surplus of approximately:
A) $3,521.05.
B) $2,990.
C) $980.
D) $4,555.20.

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(Figure: Market by Residence I) If the firm cannot practice third-degree price discrimination and must charge a single profit-maximizing price, it will earn producer surplus of approximately:  
A) $3,521.05. 
B) $2,990. 
C) $980. 
D) $4,555.20.

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The Answer of (Figure: Market by Residence I) If the firm cannot practice third-degree price discrimination and must charge a single profit-maximizing price, it will earn producer surplus of approximately:  
A) $3,521.05. 
B) $2,990. 
C) $980. 
D) $4,555.20.

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