To Practice Long-Run Price Discrimination, a Monopolist Must

question 22

Multiple Choice

To practice long-run price discrimination, a monopolist must

• A) be a natural monopoly.
• B) charge one price to all buyers.
• C) permit the resale of the product by the original buyers.
• D) be able to separate buyers into different markets with different price elasticities.

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