How does a rise in the price of a good change the consumer surplus from the good?
Marginal utility theory implies that a rise in the price of a good, other things remaining the same,

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How does a rise in the price of a good change the consumer surplus from the good? 
 Marginal utility theory implies that a rise in the price of a good, other things remaining the same,

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leaves consumer surplus unchanged.

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decreases the consumer surplus from the good.

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changes consumer surplus but the change is difficult to measure.

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decreases consumer surplus initially but not after the price rise.

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increases the consumer surplus from the good.

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