Characteristic is necessary for a firm to price discriminate.
Answer to Problem 1MCQ
(d) Some control over price.
Explanation of Solution
There must be some control over the price for a firm to price discriminate because in
Price discrimination cannot exist in
For price discrimination, there is no need for a differentiated product so it's not a necessary condition. Hence, option (b) is incorrect.
A horizontal demand curve means an unlimited quantity is demanded at a fixed price, but a different price is charged under the price discrimination, hence option (e) is incorrect.
When monopolists sell the same good to a different customer for a different price is called price discrimination. Price discrimination takes place to increase the profit that monopolist charge according to the willingness to pay off consumers.
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