Suppose the Market for Some Product Can Be Divided into Two

question 29

Multiple Choice

Suppose the market for some product can be divided into two segments,each with a linear demand curve.A monopolist can set a different price (but only one price) in each segment.The profit-maximizing price discrimination across these two market segments will lead to

• A)higher output with average revenue higher than the best single price.
• B)lower output with total revenue higher than the single best price.
• C)lower output with a higher average revenue than the best single price.
• D)higher output with average revenue lower than the best single price.
• E)the same output but higher average revenue than the best single price.

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