Which of the following is the best example of second-degree price discrimination?
A) A car salesperson's attempts to discover and charge the highest price that the customer is willing to pay.
B) A sub shop that gives you a half-price sandwich on every sixth visit.
C) Manufacturers' use of discount coupons printed in Sunday newspapers.
D) Polaroid cameras and film.

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Second-degree price discrimination involves offering different prices based on quantity purchased, frequency of purchase, or other characteristics that affect the demand for the product. In this case, the sub shop is offering a discount after a certain number of visits, which encourages repeat business and rewards loyal customers.

Which of the Following Is the Best Example of Second-Degree