A private company offers an online, ad-free video streaming service for a monthly fee. The graph below illustrates the market demand for this service. The company sets a price at P*, which results in Q* subscribers. This pricing strategy creates three distinct areas under the demand curve:
- Area A: The triangle above the price P* and below the demand curve, from a quantity of 0 to Q*.
- Area B: The rectangle with height P* and width Q*.
- Area C: The triangle under the demand
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