If a monopolist is practising perfect price discrimination,we know that

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Perfect price discrimination means that the monopolist is able to charge each customer a price equal to their willingness to pay, capturing all consumer surplus. This results in the monopolist producing a higher output than it would under single-price monopoly, because it can sell to customers who were priced out under a uniform price. Marginal cost is not necessarily rising as output rises, and the demand curve is not necessarily perfectly elastic or inelastic.

If a Monopolist Is Practising Perfect Price Discrimination,we Know That