It is easier for a monopolist to price discriminate between groups for a service than for a good because
A) it is easier to calculate average willingness to pay for services.
B) it is easier to distinguish between groups of customers for services than customers for goods.
C) it is easier for consumers to resell goods than resell services.
D) customers for goods usually do not differ with respect to their average willingness to pay.

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Services are typically consumed at the point of sale and cannot be resold, making it easier for monopolists to enforce price discrimination without the risk of arbitrage.

It Is Easier for a Monopolist to Price Discriminate Between