The variance between the actual price a seller recieves and the minimum acceptable (or market price) is called Producer's Surplus.
What is Producer's Surplus used for?
This metric of economics is used to calculate or measure the economic welfare derived by the producer or manufacturer in the market supply.
The manufacturer's welfare is greatest when the price of the product is at its highest and low when the market price is nosediving.
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