Business, 28.01.2020 18:04 samarahjimerson

Select the two situations with the highest total surplus. correct answer(s) jay buys a house for $40,000 less than he was willing to pay. he bought his home from sellers who received $2,000 more than they were willing to sell for. bonnie buys flowers for $2.25 less than she was willing to pay. she bought them from a seller would have been willing to receive $3 less from the sale. don wanted to buy a scooter for no more than $5, but was only able to find a producer who would sell for $15. kevin wanted to spend $50 on a dishwasher and bought one at $45 from a producer who was hoping to receive $40.

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