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Refer to the Accompanying Table  Maximum Willingress to Pay (NWP) for Ice Cream \text { Maximum Willingress to Pay (NWP) for Ice Cream }

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Refer to the accompanying table. Imagine there are two cities (City A and City R) and you are the only provider of ice cream sandwiches for both. Use this information to answer the questions.  Maximum Willingress to Pay (NWP)  for Ice Cream \text { Maximum Willingress to Pay (NWP) for Ice Cream }
 Sandwiches \text { Sandwiches }
 City A  MWP  City R  MWP  Aladdin $16 Richard $15 Alan $12 Ramon $14 Alvin $10 Robert $13 Albert $8 Roger $11 Albus $6 Reginald $4\begin{array}{llll}\text { City A } & \text { MWP } & \text { City R } & \text { MWP } \\\text { Aladdin } & \$ 16 & \text { Richard } & \$ 15 \\\text { Alan } & \$ 12 & \text { Ramon } & \$ 14 \\\text { Alvin } & \$ 10 & \text { Robert } & \$ 13 \\\text { Albert } & \$ 8 & \text { Roger } & \$ 11 \\\text { Albus } & \$ 6 & \text { Reginald } & \$ 4\end{array}
 Unit cost is $7 for each ice cream sandwich \text { Unit cost is } \$ 7 \text { for each ice cream sandwich }
-If you could charge a different price to each consumer in both cities (perfect price discrimination) , how much more would you earn compared to when you can charge a single price to everyone (monopoly) ?


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