To Be Able to Price Discriminate, a Firm Must

question 67

Multiple Choice

To be able to price discriminate, a firm must:

• A) be a monopoly.
• B) have some price-setting ability.
• C) be in a perfectly competitive market structure.
• D) charge everyone the same price.

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