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(Figure: Type A and Type B I) Suppose a firm plans to use indirect price discrimination through quantity discounts. The firm cannot identify which customers are Type A or Type B before the purchase, so the firm would like to offer a regular-price plan and a quantity-discount plan to suit the customers' personal price sensitivity. (Figure: Type A and Type B I)  Suppose a firm plans to use indirect price discrimination through quantity discounts. The firm cannot identify which customers are Type A or Type B before the purchase, so the firm would like to offer a regular-price plan and a quantity-discount plan to suit the customers' personal price sensitivity.     The price the firm should set for the less price-sensitive customers is $____. A)  3.50 B)  3.00 C)  2.50 D)  2.00 (Figure: Type A and Type B I)  Suppose a firm plans to use indirect price discrimination through quantity discounts. The firm cannot identify which customers are Type A or Type B before the purchase, so the firm would like to offer a regular-price plan and a quantity-discount plan to suit the customers' personal price sensitivity.     The price the firm should set for the less price-sensitive customers is $____. A)  3.50 B)  3.00 C)  2.50 D)  2.00
The price the firm should set for the less price-sensitive customers is $____.


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