For a Monopoly to Successfully Price Discriminate, Its Customers Must

question 24

Multiple Choice

For a monopoly to successfully price discriminate, its customers must:

• A) feel that the product is a necessity.
• B) have identical demands.
• C) be unable to resell the product.
• D) actively engage in arbitrage.

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