Perfect price discrimination is usually not attainable because:
A)the government makes it illegal in most countries.
B)nobody is perfect.
C)monopolists find it hard to gather enough information on their customers.
D)managers of monopolies lack imagination.

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Perfect price discrimination requires detailed information about each customer's willingness to pay, which is difficult for monopolists to obtain comprehensively.

Perfect Price Discrimination Is Usually Not Attainable Because