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Re-evaluating Transaction Benefits

A student buys a used textbook for $30. At the time of purchase, they were willing to pay up to $40 for it. The seller was willing to accept a minimum of $25. A week later, the student discovers the textbook contains helpful notes that make it worth $60 to them. Analyze how this discovery affects the student's economic rent, the seller's economic rent, and the total joint surplus from the transaction, comparing the situation at the time of the sale to the situation after the discovery.

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