Which of the following statements best captures the concept of consumer surplus?
A. "I was willing to pay $30 for a dozen roses, but I bought them for $20."
B. "I paid $35 for roses last week and just saw them for sale now at $25."
C. "I was willing to pay $30 for roses, but they are selling for $35, so I did not buy."
D. "I saw a sale for flowers, so I bought four bundles."
Answer: A
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