Multiple Choice
Price discrimination can benefit some consumers because:
A) a uniform price may be above their willingness to pay.
B) they can resell that good at a higher price and earn some extra money.
C) it forces monopolists to earn lower profits.
D) it forces monopolists to operate on the elastic section of their demand curve.
Correct Answer:
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