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Jennifer buys a piece of costume jewelry for $33. for which she was willing to pay $42. The minimum acceptable price to the seller, Nathan, was $30. Jennifer experiences a Multiple Choice eBOOK O consumer surplus of $3, and Nathan experiences a consumer surplus of $3. O consumer surplus of $12, and Nathan experiences a producer surplus of $3. O consumer surplus of $9, and Nathan experiences a producer surplus of $3. O producer surplus of $9, and Nathan experiences a producer surplus of $12. O producer surplus of $9, and Nathan experiences a consumer surplus of $3.2 The minimum acceptable price for a product that producer Sam is willing to receive is 6. The price he could get for the product in the market is 12. How much is Sam's producer surplus? Multiple Choice eBook O 18 O 6 O 72 O 2 O more than $123 Charlie is willing to pay $10 for a T-shirt that is priced at $9. If Charlie buys the T-shirt, then his consumer surplus is Multiple Choice eBOOK O $10. O $90. O more than $9. O $19. O $1.4 Amanda buys a ruby for $300 for which she was willing to pay $340. The minimum acceptable price to the seller, Tony, was $190. Amanda experiences Multiple Choice EBOOK O a producer surplus of $40, and Tony experiences a consumer surplus of $190. O a consumer surplus of $40, and Tony experiences a producer surplus of $110. O a consumer surplus of $40, and Tony experiences a consumer surplus of $150. O a producer surplus of $200, and Tony experiences a consumer surplus of $40. O a consumer surplus of $640, and Tony experiences a producer surplus of $200.5 $2.00 D $1.50 Price (per gallon) eBOOK $1.00 0 20 27 28 30 35 Millions of Gallons of Milk Per Week Refer to the above diagram for the milk market. There would be neither a shortage, nor a surplus whenever the price is Multiple Choice O $1.50 per gallon. O more than $1.50 per gallon. O more than $200 per gallon. O less than $1.00 per gallon