A firm must know to carry out perfect
Answer to Problem 6MCQ
(c) Customer’s willingness to pay.
Explanation of Solution
To carry out perfect price discrimination, a firm must know the customer’s willingness to pay because the price is charged equal to each group’s willingness to pay and leave zero
Consumer’s income, competitor’s marginal cost, competitor’s advertising budget, and customer’s price
When a monopolist charges a different price to different groups of consumers to their maximum willingness to pay then it is called perfect price discrimination. In perfect price discrimination, monopolists extract all consumer surplus.
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