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Suppose Meera lives in Iowa City but is planning to leave for the summer. She would like to rent out her apartment to a sub-letter for that time. She is willing to rent out her apartment for as little as $3000 for the summer (although of course she'd pefer more).Suppose also that Kayden is coming to Iowa City for the summer to do a class at the Iowa Writer's Workshop. He is willing to pay as much as $4000 to rent an apartment for the summer (although of course he'd prefer to pay less.)Meera and Kayden connect online and settle on a price of $3700 for the summer. What is Meera's producer surplus? (Answer with numerals, no dollar signs or periods or commas)

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Suppose Meera lives in Iowa City but is planning to leave for the summer. She would like to rent out her apartment to a sub-letter for that time. She is willing to rent out her apartment for as little as 3000forthesummer(althoughofcourseshedpefermore).SupposealsothatKaydeniscomingtoIowaCityforthesummertodoaclassattheIowaWritersWorkshop.Heiswillingtopayasmuchas3000 for the summer (although of course she'd pefer more).Suppose also that Kayden is coming to Iowa City for the summer to do a class at the Iowa Writer's Workshop. He is willing to pay as much as 4000 to rent an apartment for the summer (although of course he'd prefer to pay less.)Meera and Kayden connect online and settle on a price of $3700 for the summer. What is Meera's producer surplus? (Answer with numerals, no dollar signs or periods or commas)

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