An example of second-degree price discrimination is:
A)when you get an "early bird" discount by eating at a restaurant before 6:00 pm.
B)when you sell something illegally to an individual through the mail.
C)when you segment the market and charge individuals of different ages different prices for the same product or service.
D)when you order 12 of something online and you pay less per unit than if you had bought only one.

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Second-degree price discrimination involves offering different prices based on the quantity purchased. In this case, buying 12 units results in a lower per-unit price than buying just one, which is an example of second-degree price discrimination.

An Example of Second-Degree Price Discrimination Is