Suppose Group Price Discrimination Is Possible but a Firm Chooses

question 3

Multiple Choice

Suppose group price discrimination is possible but a firm chooses not to and sets the same price in each market. As a result

• A)price elasticity of demand is the same in each market.
• B)the price-inelastic market will buy zero units.
• C)marginal revenue in the more price-elastic market exceeds marginal revenue in the less price-elastic market.
• D)the deadweight loss is less than if the firm price discriminated.

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