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Consumer Surplus

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Suppose there is a downward sloping demand curve for chocolate and at a price of $5 the quantity demanded is 200 chocolates. When the price rises to $6, what will happen to consumer surplus?

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Consumer Surplus

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The chart below shows the market for frog's legs. 
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