Charging a Different Price to Each Consumer Results in an Interesting

question 97

Multiple Choice

Charging a different price to each consumer results in an interesting situation.A firm is able to achieve the efficiency of a(n) ________ while also producing the output that a(n) ________ would choose.

• A) monopolist; government
• B) monopolist; society
• C) firm; consumer
• D) elastic consumer; inelastic consumer
• E) competitive market; monopolist

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