If Healthy Bars sells its snack bars in the United States for $3 a bar and for $2 (dollar equivalent)in Mexico, this is an example of______ .
A)second- degree price discrimination
B)two- part pricing
C)peak- load pricing
D)third- degree price discrimination

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This is an example of third-degree price discrimination, where the same product is sold at different prices in different markets, based on the price elasticity of demand. Healthy Bars is charging a higher price in the US, where consumers have a higher willingness to pay, while charging a lower price in Mexico, where consumers have a lower willingness to pay. This enables Healthy Bars to capture more consumer surplus and increase its profits.

If Healthy Bars Sells Its Snack Bars in the United