All of the following practices increase a firm's profit by extracting more consumer surplus than can be obtained by simple monopoly pricing except which one?

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Linear pricing is a simple monopoly pricing strategy in which the same price is charged for all units of the product. It does not allow for extraction of more consumer surplus. On the other hand, all-or-nothing offers, two-part pricing, and commodity bundling are pricing strategies that can be used to extract more consumer surplus than simple monopoly pricing.

All of the Following Practices Increase a Firm's Profit by Extracting