An Internationally Discriminating Monopolist Is One That

question 37

Multiple Choice

An internationally discriminating monopolist is one that:

• A) can charge different prices to each customer in its domestic market.
• B) can charge different prices in its domestic and foreign markets.
• C) faces a downward-sloping demand curve in its domestic market and a perfectly elastic demand curve in its foreign market.
• D) faces a perfectly elastic demand curve in its domestic market and a downward-sloping demand curve in its foreign market.

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