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consumer and producer surplus

In economics, consumer's surplus refers to the difference between what a buyer actually pays for a product and the maximum that he would have been willing to pay. If one would have been willing to spend $40 on a shirt, but find it on sale for $10, one would realize a consumer surplus of $30 on the purchase. [Source: Encyclopedia of Business Ethics and Society; Surplus, Consumer and Producer]

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