Suppose Johnny, seven years old, is selling lemonade to his neighbors and he sells each of his buyers the refreshment for the maximum price that each buyer is willing to pay. Johnny is practicing
A) perfect competition.
B) perfect price discrimination.
C) second-degree price discrimination.
D) third-degree price discrimination.
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A)units.
B)quantities.
C)buyers.
D)prices.
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A)units.
B)quantities.
C)buyers.
D)prices.
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A)units.
B)quantities.
C)buyers.
D)prices.
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