2. Watch the following video and answer the questions below:https://mru.org/dictionary-economics/producer-surplus-definition?utm_source=EX&utm_medium=MRU&utm_campaign=MRUEmail&utm_content=producer-surplus-definition&__s=2oc8halfeuhyhq4vi3c2

A. Karen decides that as long as someone is willing to pay more than $100, she'll sell her couch on Craigslist. She lists her couch for $300, and the next day someone calls her up and offers her $250.

A.If Karen sells her couch, she will have a producer surplus of $250.

B.Karen should not sell her couch because she will make a loss of $50.

C.If Karen sells her couch, she will have a consumer surplus of $250.

D.If Karen sells her couch, she will have a consumer surplus of $150.

E.If Karen sells her couch, she will have a producer surplus of $150.