. The minimum supply price of the 20th DVD is the marginal cost of the 20th DVD,...
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. The minimum supply price of the 20th DVD is the marginal cost of the 20th DVD, which is $15 (Figure 2 ).
The marginal cost of the 10th DVD is equal to the minimum supply price for the 10th DVD, which is $10.
The producer surplus on the 10th DVD is its market price minus the marginal cost of producing it, which is
(the blue arrow in Figure 2 ).
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