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Demand Schedule Facing a Perfectly Price- Discriminating Firm
-Using the demand schedule in the above table, the marginal revenue for a perfectly price- discriminating monopolist from the sale of the third unit of output is
Stroop Task
A task invented by J. R. Stroop in which a participant sees a list of words (color terms) printed in an ink color that differs from the word named (e.g., green printed in blue ink). The participant is asked to name the ink colors of the words in the list and demonstrates great difficulty in doing so relative to a condition in which non-color words form the stimuli.
Prototype
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Exemplar
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