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Suppose an Analyst Attempts to Estimate a Consumer's Willingness to Pay

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Suppose an analyst attempts to estimate a consumer's willingness to pay for a policy that lowers the price of childcare.The willingness to pay should be measured as Suppose an analyst attempts to estimate a consumer's willingness to pay for a policy that lowers the price of childcare.The willingness to pay should be measured as A) BC<sub>after</sub> to BC<sub>A</sub>. B) BC<sub>after</sub> to BC<sub>B</sub>. C) BC<sub>after</sub> to BC<sub>before</sub>. D) BC<sub>A</sub> to BC<sub>B</sub>.


A) BCafter to BCA.
B) BCafter to BCB.
C) BCafter to BCbefore.
D) BCA to BCB.

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