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A price-discriminating monopolist sells in two separate markets such that goods sold in one market are never resold in the other.It charges p1 = $2 in one market and p2 = $8 in the other market.At these prices, the price elasticity in the first market is -2.20 and the price elasticity in the second market is -0.10.Which of the following actions is sure to raise the monopolist's profits?
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