This document discusses how markets create economic value through consumer surplus, producer surplus, and government tax collection. Consumer surplus occurs when consumers can purchase goods and services for less than they value them, while producer surplus happens when producers can sell items for more than the cost to produce them. Markets also provide efficiency and an opportunity for governments to collect taxes.
This document discusses how markets create economic value through consumer surplus, producer surplus, and government tax collection. Consumer surplus occurs when consumers can purchase goods and services for less than they value them, while producer surplus happens when producers can sell items for more than the cost to produce them. Markets also provide efficiency and an opportunity for governments to collect taxes.
This document discusses how markets create economic value through consumer surplus, producer surplus, and government tax collection. Consumer surplus occurs when consumers can purchase goods and services for less than they value them, while producer surplus happens when producers can sell items for more than the cost to produce them. Markets also provide efficiency and an opportunity for governments to collect taxes.
and services for less than they value the use of the items. Producers when they can sell goods and services for more than each item cost to produce The government when markets provide an opportunity to collect taxes. Consumer Surplus Producer Surplus Efficiency Market Thank You!!!