Which of the following conditions must be true so that a firm can profitably price discriminate?
A) The firm must be able to identify individual or groups of consumers with different demand curves.
B) The firm must be able to identify how its consumers' demand curves differ.
C) The good cannot be easily resold.
D) All of the above.
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Q2: If resale is easy, then
A)price discrimination won't
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A)faces a tradeoff
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Q17: Resale is difficult when
A)the good is light-weight.
B)the
Q18: Price discrimination
A)is illegal in the U.S.
B)is a
Q22: A consumer's reservation price is the
A) amount
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A)captures all consumer
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