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The diagram below shows the market for some agricultural product, X.

Short description: A graph plots the quantity of X against the price of X. Long description: The horizontal axis representing the quantity of X in units per week ranges from 300 to 1800, in increments of 300. The vertical axis representing the price of X in dollars ranges from 1.00 to 6.00, in increments of 1.00. The graph plots two lines. A decreasing line representing D passes through the following points: (300, 5.00), (600, 4.00), (900, 3.00), (1200, 2.00), and (1500, 1.00). An increasing line representing S passes through the following points: (300, 1.00), (600, 2.00), (900, 3.00), (1200, 4.00), and (1500, 5.00). The two lines intersect at (900, 3.00).  Note: All values are approximate.

FIGURE 5-8

Refer to Figure 5-8. Assume the market for product X is at its free-market equilibrium. What is the weekly amount of consumer surplus in this market?



▸ $1350

▸ $1800

▸ $450

▸ $900

▸ $2700
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