Coupons Represent a Form of Price Discrimination Because They Offer

question 99

Multiple Choice

Coupons represent a form of price discrimination because they offer a low-cost way for firms to

• A) identify customers with apparently more elastic demand and offer them a lower price.
• B) retain loyal customers who are not price sensitive.
• C) offer discounts to consumers who buy larger quantities.
• D) perfectly price discriminate.

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