To Be Able to Price-Discriminate, a Firm Must Be Able

question 72

Multiple Choice

To be able to price-discriminate, a firm must be able to:

• A) erect high barriers to entry.
• B) charge a high price.
• C) switch from a monopoly to a perfect competition market.
• D) prevent resale of the good or service.

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