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Short description: A graph plots quantity consumed per period against the price. Long description: The horizontal axis represents the quantity consumed per period and the vertical axis represents the price. The graph plots a line and a curve. A horizontal line representing market price is drawn from the value, P subscript 0 on the vertical axis. The point, P subscript 0 is a little above the origin. A concave down decreasing curve, D begins at a high price for the low quantity and it declines and ends at a low price for high quantity consumed. The market price and D intersect at (Q subscript 0, P subscript 0). The point, Q subscript 0 is on the right end of the horizontal axis. Vertical and horizontal dashed lines are extended from the intersection point. The region within these lines and the axes is shaded.

FIGURE 6-7

Refer to Figure 6-7. Suppose that price is P0. The total value placed on all units of the commodity consumed is given by the area



▸ below P0 and to the left of Q0.

▸ under the demand curve to the left of Q0, but above P0.

▸ under the demand curve and above P0.

▸ under the demand curve and to the right of Q0.

▸ under the demand curve to the left of Q0.
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