Assume there are three hardware stores in the market for hammers and that all three markets produce a single,standard model hammer.House Depot is an enormous mass producer of hammers and can offer a hammer for sale for a minimum of $7.Lace Hardware is a franchise and can offer the hammer for sale for a minimum of $10.Bob's Hardware store is a family owned and operated,independent hardware store and can offer hammers at a minimum price of $13.
Given the scenario described,if the market price of hammers increased from $6 to $7:
A) total producer surplus would increase.
B) total producer surplus would remain unchanged.
C) total producer surplus would decrease.
D) Total producer surplus cannot be determined with the information given.
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Q51: When the market price is set below
Q52: Total surplus:
A)can never be zero.
B)can never fall
Q53: When the market price is set above
Q54: Assume there are three hardware stores in
Q55: When a market is in equilibrium,
A)consumer surplus
Q57: What consumer surplus is received by someone
Q58: When a market is in equilibrium,
A)total surplus
Q59: Assume there are three hardware stores in
Q60: Efficient markets:
A)maximize total surplus.
B)can occur without a
Q107: Deadweight loss:
A) occurs when the market price
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