A Good Example of Perfect Price Discrimination Is

question 54

Multiple Choice

A good example of perfect price discrimination is

• A) selling concert tickets to individuals on the street corner.
• B) buying concert tickets at the ticket window.
• C) selling concert tickets at the ticket window.
• D) buying a concert ticket on the street corner.

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Definitions:

Assigned Rights

Rights that are transferred from one party to another, often in the context of contracts.

Creditor Beneficiary

A third party that benefits from a contract between two other parties, where the promisor agrees to pay a debt that the promisee owes to the third party.

Donee Beneficiary

An individual who benefits from a contract between two other parties, with the intent that the benefits of the contract apply to this third party.

Acceptance

The act of agreeing to the terms of an offer, thereby creating a binding contract.