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If a monopolist practices perfect price discrimination,
Decision
The act of making a choice or coming to a conclusion after considering different options or information available.
Negotiation
The process by which two or more parties with differing objectives seek to find a mutual agreement.
Opposing Sides
Groups, factions, or parties that hold different views or positions on a specific issue, leading to conflict or competition.
Resolution
The process of solving a problem, dispute, or contentious issue within an organization or group.
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