P (S), MC 125 99 79 75 D 45 139 Q MR Suppose that Figure #1 depicts the demand conditions for the City of Brantford with respect to a potential Wayne Gretzky Museum. The owners of the exhibits (the Gretzky family) have decided that the price per exhibit will be $99. They have also decided that the winning bid for the museum will be required to take all 99 items. Using Figure #1 (and using the associated information), calculate the remaining consumer surplus for Brantford if the Gretzky's are a monopoly and can exploit an all-or-nothing demand curve. $585 O $90 O $45

P (S), MC 125 99 79 75 D 45 139 Q MR Suppose that Figure #1 depicts the demand conditions for the City of Brantford with respect to a potential Wayne Gretzky Museum. The owners of the exhibits (the Gretzky family) have decided that the price per exhibit will be $99. They have also decided that the winning bid for the museum will be required to take all 99 items. Using Figure #1 (and using the associated information), calculate the remaining consumer surplus for Brantford if the Gretzky's are a monopoly and can exploit an all-or-nothing demand curve. $585 O $90 O $45

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