Consider the Following Scenario to Answer the Following Questions: the Varsity,located

question 98

Multiple Choice

Consider the following scenario to answer the following questions: The Varsity,located in downtown Atlanta,is the world's largest drive-in restaurant.Located near the Georgia Tech campus,the drive-in attracts two distinct types of customers-college students and visitors to Atlanta.The owners are considering offering a student discount of $1 off their combo meal,which is regularly priced at $9.There are 5,000 students interested in purchasing a combo meal,with a maximum willingness to pay of $8.There are 5,000 visiting customers interested in purchasing the combo meal,with a maximum willingness to pay of $9.Assume that each customer,at most,will purchase a single meal and the marginal cost is $5.
-If the Varsity decides to practice price discrimination,what will be the amount of consumer surplus if it charges most customers $9 for a standard combo meal,but charges a reduced price of $8 for only those customers who show their student identification cards?

• A) $0
• B) $500
• C) $1,000
• D) $2,500
• E) $5,000

Acknowledge the importance of developing political support for change initiatives.

Understand the strategies for effective change management.

Assess the readiness of individuals and organizations for change.

Understand the process and importance of organizational diagnosis.

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