A buyer buys a good when his or her reservation price is greater
than or equal to the price of good.
The minimum price of iPhone is $55.
The reservation price of Madeline and Katie is greater than the price of iPhone.
So,
Madeline and Katie will each be willing to buy a iPhone.
Hence, the correct answer is the option (B).
Calculate the Consumer Surplus -
Consumer surplus = Reservation value of Madeline + Reservation value of Katie - (2 * Price of iPhone)
Consumer surplus = $70 + $60 - (2*$55)
Consumer surplus = $130 - $110 = $20
So,
At a price of $55 per iPhone, the consumer surplus is $20.
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