Second- degree price discrimination allows firms to do all of the following except which one?

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Second-degree price discrimination involves charging different prices per unit for different quantities of the same good or service. It does not specifically involve receiving a higher price for the last units sold; instead, it often involves volume discounts or quantity-based pricing where the per-unit price decreases with the quantity purchased.

Second- Degree Price Discrimination Allows Firms to Do All of the Following