Airlines that charge higher prices for seats in the first class cabin are:
A)not price discriminating because the product is not the same.
B)price discriminating because all passengers on the plane are traveling the same route.
C)perfect price discriminators.
D)using the hurdle method of price discrimination.

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First-class seats are a different product from regular seats, so charging a higher price to fly first class is not price discrimination.

Airlines That Charge Higher Prices for Seats in the First