Suppose a consumer is willing to pay a maximum of $45 for a brand of perfume whose price increases from $37 to $41 . What will be the impact of this price rise on the consumer surplus?

a. Consumer surplus will increase by $8.
b. Consumer surplus will decline by $8.
c. Consumer surplus will increase by $4.
d. Consumer surplus will decline by $4.


D

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